Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets
This is good. Necessary. (NewsOK)
Cool look at Joe Randle’s ESPN day. (okstate.com)
Ladies and gentlemen, your $3.2 million coach. (Fox Sports)
Interesting take from Berry Tramel in parity in the Big 12. I still can’t stand that he calls the title game the “Big Bowl.” (NewsOK)
The jokes, my friends, they write themselves. (Tulsa World)
Yes. (NewsOK)
Interesting: layers and writers think Hank Iba shouldn’t have coached the ’72 team that lost in Munich. (New York Times)
Bill Self says OSU is the best Big 12 team on paper. (ESPN)
Cool update on Levy Adcock’s NFL dream. (Tulsa World)
How does Gundy not know if an 8-team playoff is possible? (NewsOK)
Big 12 preview from the Tulsa World. Gundy on whether he told his team about naming Lunt the starter: “I didn’t have to. Twitter and all that took care of it.” (Tulsa World)
Officials confirm that the Quinn Sharp FG call was correct. Oh? (NewsOK)
BVP finishes T7 at the Canadian Open. (PGA Tour)
Be thankful for Nike. Be thankful for Nike. Be thankful for Nike. (CBS Sports)
Roger Staubach thinks Weeden can become a great leader. (NewsOK)
Weeden is learning from his mistakes, Joe Haden is fired up about his arm. (Plain Dealer)
Van Malone was tricked into coaching football. “Tricked” might be a little strong. (NewsOK)
People are fired up about the Browns. (Dawgs by Nature)
Here’s Corey Brown’s firat MLB home run. (MLB)
LDR vs. Tom Luginbill
Cold. RT @Ldelrio12: @TomLuginbill still has me as a 3star and 79 overall, hope everyone’s watching bc I’ll show you how little it matters.
— Kyle Porter (@pistolsguy) July 29, 2012
This is not good….
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Football5 days agoEric Morris Provides Injury Updates Entering Week 3 Matchup Against Murray State
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Football5 days ago‘Intensity Needs to Stay High’: Eric Morris Discusses Finding Balance in Practice Toughness After Rollercoaster 2 Weeks
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Football4 days agoReport: Oregon’s Roster Cost at Least $29 Million More than OSU’s, the Gap Between the Rest of the Big 12 Isn’t That Big
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Football5 days ago‘They Took It Personal’: How Oklahoma State’s Offensive Line Bounced Back Against Oregon Front Destined for NFL
