Daily Bullets

Two things here: 1. A&M has the best surface any of those guys play on all year and 2. when are we raising the $15M necessary for a news stadium? Kyle Porter Park at Pistols Firing Stadium? Let’s do it. (NewsOK)

Strong words from John Helsley on how boosters need to…you know…do some boosting. (NewsOK)

Barry’s ’88 campaign stands alone. (ESPN)

Sounds like Luke Del Rio is locked in for OSU. (NewsOK)

Marcus Smart is on the U18 USA team, the same squad Le’Bryan played for last year. (Tulsa World)

We should have used this money on a new baseball field. (O’Colly)

OSU had a pair of runners finish 10th in the 1,500 NCAA championships over the weekend. (okstate.com)

It looks like the Perrish Cox sexual assault case isn’t over yet. (AP)

Good stuff here from Terry Pluto on Brandon Weeden. (Plain Dealer)

Yahoo has Quinn Sharp as the 98th best player in the country. (Yahoo!)

Wow, a physician writes in to the Times-Union and says, with a lot of confidence, that Justin Blackmon is an alcoholic. (Times-Union)

Josh Holliday once helped Robert Allen’s son hit eight home runs in a month (not an Onion headline). (Scout)

Another 3-star lineman. (Rivals)

Gene Frenette says Fred Taylor would be a good mentor for Justin Blackmon. (Times-Union)

Pretty funny way to look at the Finals. (Hoopism)

Oh this is going to be fun. (GQ)