Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets
Anthony Slater with a great point that even when the starters falter, this OSU team will still win games. (O’Colly)
John Helsley agrees, noting that the bench only played 20 fewer minutes than the starters. (NewsOK)
Tommy Tuberville is…um…impressed by Brandon Weeden: “He’s one of those special guys that comes along very rarely.” (ESPN)
Are we serious with this crowd? (NewsOK)
Ummmmm…? (The Daily)
Grant Garner on why he cur his mullet. (Tulsa World)
A little something I wrote for the O’Colly today. (O’Colly)
Des Moines Register says an Iowa State W over OSU on Friday would be the biggest win in school history. (Des Moines Register)
Good to see Gina delving into some next level stats. (NewsOK)
Rivals has OSU and LSU in New Orleans with a Big 12 rematch in the Fiesta. (Rivals)
Stat of the day? “The Cowboys have played in only two games decided by single digits this season. In those games, Sharp is a combined 6-of-6 on field goals and 8-of-8 on extra points.” (ESPN)
Tom Fornelli says OSU will beat Iowa State as long as it isn’t thinking about OU and the title game. (CBS Sports)
Here’s the full transcript from the Dan Patrick/Mike Gundy interview. (Sports Illustrated)
Berry Tramel says Weeden might be the most important football player OSU has ever had. (NewsOK)
Bill Haisten thinks Todd Monken has a great shot to be a head coach someday. (Tulsa World)
Sounds like Monken’s pretty excited about this Heisman thing. (NewsOK)
Chat with Ubben you should read with Heisman talk, OU love (from readers), and a commenter named “Kyle from Stillwater”…hmmmm. (ESPN)
I’m interested to see what Brian Williams does this season. (NewsOK)
Wow…
Brandon Weeden sits atop this poll…whatever that means.
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