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Daily Bullets (Oct. 28): Most Efficient OSU Offense This Century

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• Five Thoughts on the Cowboy Basketball loss to Wisconsin – 82 to 65 (PFB)

• Minor changes in this week’s depth chart for the Cowboys (PFB)

• Berry Tramel pointed out this Cowboy offense is more efficient than any, and he means any, Cowboy offense this century.

Don’t look now, but the 2026 OSU offense has a chance to be the best Cowboy offense of the 21st century. Yes, better than Brandon Weeden’s 2011 offense or Mason Rudolph’s 2017 offense.
The Drew Mestemaker-quarterbacked Cowboys have hit their stride. Their offensive efficiency rating against power-conference opponents is up to .506 — which roughly means a touchdown every other possession…In 2011, OSU’s Big 12 championship team had a .483 rating on offense. Six years later, the 2017 Cowboys had a rating of .467. [TulsaWorld]

• Eric Morris isn’t overlooking a trip to Ames for Halloween (PFB) • Take a look at the weekend of football ahead:


Non-OSU Bullets

• Decent read on becoming “rejection prooof”

If you don’t know what will work, eliminate what won’t. Often what looks like correct judgment in hindsight was avoiding obvious stupidity in the moment. James Clear

Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news. 


OSU Bullets

• Five Thoughts on the Cowboy Basketball loss to Wisconsin – 82 to 65 (PFB)

• Minor changes in this week’s depth chart for the Cowboys (PFB)

• Berry Tramel pointed out this Cowboy offense is more efficient than any, and he means any, Cowboy offense this century.

Don’t look now, but the 2026 OSU offense has a chance to be the best Cowboy offense of the 21st century. Yes, better than Brandon Weeden’s 2011 offense or Mason Rudolph’s 2017 offense.
The Drew Mestemaker-quarterbacked Cowboys have hit their stride. Their offensive efficiency rating against power-conference opponents is up to .506 — which roughly means a touchdown every other possession…In 2011, OSU’s Big 12 championship team had a .483 rating on offense. Six years later, the 2017 Cowboys had a rating of .467. [TulsaWorld]

• Eric Morris isn’t overlooking a trip to Ames for Halloween (PFB) • Take a look at the weekend of football ahead:


Non-OSU Bullets

• Decent read on becoming “rejection prooof”

If you don’t know what will work, eliminate what won’t. Often what looks like correct judgment in hindsight was avoiding obvious stupidity in the moment. James Clear

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