Daily Bullets (January 14)

Hoops News

Awesome photos from last night. [okstate]

Kyle Boone’s five thoughts on the game. An excellent read. [PFB]

Ford on Jawun: “Yeah, one of the special performances I think probably of any OSU player in a Bedlam game, but especially from a freshman. A freshman who’s doing a lot for our team right now.” [NewsOK]

Clip thought he hit the shot to beat OU last night. So did Travis Ford. [NewsOK]

Boone’s notebook on the game last night. [PFB]

More Ford on Evans: “He’s a special player. He’s got a great feel for the game, a feel and understanding of the game — when to drive, when to pull up, when to shoot the floater, when to shoot a 3, when to pass. I think you saw it all.” [AP]

Good gamer here by Mark Cooper. [Tulsa World]

Oklahoma State is 1-3 to start Big 12 play for the first time under coach Travis Ford. The last time OSU lost three of its first four conference games was in 2007-08, Sean Sutton’s final season as coach. [Tulsa World]

Glenn Spencer to UTSA

Glenn Spencer, gone? [PFB]

Conflicting sources here on what’s going to happen. [Go Pokes]

Great lede here on Spencer and UTSA. [CRFF]

Football News

How good were we at predicting OSU’s 2015 season? [PFB]

Mike Gundy: “From a business standpoint, how can we sell our product? How can we be more profitable? We have to find every way possible to enhance that. You don’t build a football tradition in 10 years … for a long time this place was a basketball school.” [ESPN]

Here are 11 college football fan GIFs from the season. Two from OSU games. [Big Lead]

So the Big 12 can have a conference championship game without moving to 12 teams. In 2015, that would have been a Bedlam rematch a week later. That’s silliness. [Yahoo]

Here are 10 predictions for the 2016 Big 12 season. [ESPN]

Man, Lawrence Phillips is dead. [CBS]

Recruiting News

Other schools are giving actual scholarships to the only QB OSU has committed currently. [PFB]

Rodarius Williams is listening to other schools but solid on OSU. [PFB]

Other sports

So did we know about this former OSU football player trying to make the U.S. Olympic bobsled team? Pretty wild. (via Nolan Cox) [Team USA]