Daily Bullets (Oct. 2): Boone Pickens Stadium Set for a Big Show, Super League Concept Emerging?

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OSU Bullets

• OSU is hosting a big-time concert at Boone Pickens Stadium in the spring, big plus: it’s reportedly intended to be an NIL benefit (PFB)

• Fascinating college football concept here – a league with the top-72 teams that restores regionality (The Athletic) 

• WV’s Neal Brown noted OSU’s ability to recover from a down couple of games: 

“If you look at what they did last year, playing in the Big 12 conference championship game, they had two losses in a row, too,” Brown said. “They lost to South Alabama and Iowa State, and they rebounded to get all the way to the conference championship game. 

[PFB]

• Previewing the OSU-West Virginia game (HCS)

• Two arguments about the Cowboys – one is good news and the other, bad: 

Many of the experts picked Utah and K-State ahead of OkState. Season’s not lost just because of a tough stretch. We’ll be alright. Now drink this Orange Kool-Aid and let’s get back to work. pic.twitter.com/FnjFJGVCgG

— Southwell (@JustinSouthwell) September 30, 2024

Last season, Oklahoma State’s Defense gave up 43 plays of 30 yards or more — #131 in the Nation.

This season, they’ve given up 18 — #133.

Since Nardo took over as DC, they’re dead-last in the country (#134) in explosive plays allowed.

— Cayden McFarland (@caydenmc) September 30, 2024

Non-OSU Bullets

• Probably would have been best to see Mountain West and Pac-12 merge

• Should I take on a side hustle? (faith-based)