Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets
Welp, the last sentence is kind of a dagger, no? (Denver Post)
Don Banks makes a Brandon Weeden age joke. Clever. (Sports Illustrated)
In researching for our top 20 guards posts from yesterday and for today, I came across the sad story of Glendon Alexander. (Sports Illustrated)
Baseball falls to Missouri State. (okstate.com)
Ubben says OSU had the 6th best linebacker unit in the Big 12 last season. (ESPN)
It’s still crazy to me that OSU not playing for a college football title might be the tipping point for a college football playoff. You could have gotten, like, 1,000,000,000 to 1 odds on that 15 years ago. (Yahoo!)
Danny O’Brien to Stillwater, question mark? (NewsOK)
Good stuff from Cincy Joe on Keiton, though I might point out that he’s a career 36% three point shooter and the national average is 34% so he’s barely above average. (CowboysRFF)
Can you imagine the meltdown if we go 5-7? (NewsOK)
The biggest shoes to fill in college football. (CBS Sports)
At least one of our basketball teams can beat KU. (okstate.com)
Rick and Chuck in the field at the Honda Classic this weekend. (PGA Tour)
Ubben ranks OSU as the #1 spring QB battleground. (ESPN)
Really cool description of Keiton’s game by Eamonn Brennan passed on to me by a reader. (ESPN)
Here’s Tyshawn Taylor’s mom rubbing her chest in GIA on Monday. Totally SFW. (CowboysRFF)
McShay says Blackmon solidified himself as the #1 WR. Okay, cool. (ESPN Insider)
Don’t care about your affiliations and not making a statement about mine, but the part where Obama talks about Bush throwing out the first pitch is…awesome. (Grantland)
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