Daily Bullets

Your obligatory Brandon Weeden turns 28 today article. I do like what Brodrick Brown said about what he’s going to get him for his birthday though: “I’d probably get him another interception.” (NewsOK)

Not sure why the OSU Depth Chart show elicited so many good posts but here’s Ubben with another one. (ESPN)

$50 tickets for a pair of undefeated teams. (okstate.com)

Cedric Golden says Texas wasn’t built for shootouts. Bad news for them. (Austin American-Statesman)

A team picked to finish 7th in the preseason Big 12 basketball poll has never won the conference. (Big 12 Sports)

Jerry Palm has OSU as a preseason #8 seed. This is fun, sure, but might mean less than preseason bowl predictions. (CBS Sports)

Jimmie Tramel with a good preseason basketball write-up. (Tulsa World)

Cowgirl soccer looks to go 16-0 tonight against Texas. I guess if I have to choose a win over Texas this weekend, I’m choosing the one tomorrow, but this one would be nice too. (O’Colly)

Terrific wrestling preview by Sean Maguire. Interesting quote from John Smith: “An important part of winning is becoming better people.” (okstate.com)

Interesting: Texas hasn’t given up a TD in the 1st quarter so far this season. (ESPN)

Vote on where you think OSU’s hoops team will finish in the Big 12. (Big 12 Hoops)

Mike Gundy hops on a podcast to talk to Bryan Fischer and Bruce Feldman. (CBS Sports)

Luke Winn has Le’Bryan Nash as his #6 impact freshman. h/t DeShazo (Sports Illustrated)

Ubben says OSU is on the bring of elite. (ESPN)

Good Texas preview here, Cowboys taking a shot at history. (Holy Turf)

Vernand Morencey, entrepreneur. h/t Ryan Cameron (Hillrag)

Wendell Barnhouse on the importance of Quinn Sharp. (Big 12 Sports)

Great quote from Mack: “Everybody is talking about how the Big 12 loves (Texas) and gives us all the breaks. I’m not sure they realized that when they made this schedule.” (AP)

Crazy good column by Frank Deford about the state of football in America. (Sports Illustrated)

Two last things: happy first day of basketball practice and happy birthday to Brandon Weeden. If you haven’t listened to this podcast yet, you should. Quade tells a great story about the time Weeden hit a 550-foot home run off of him in a loss to our MBA-student led team.

I like it better when OSU produces these…