Daily Bullets

Most interesting part of this introduction to Wes Lunt? How about this: “the overwhelming belief — both inside and outside the program — is that Lunt, the true-freshman-to-be, is the Cowboys’ future at the position.” (NewsOK)

Let’s talk for a minute about how OSU ended Iowa’s 84 straight duals win streak and if they hadn’t, it would have been OSU’s record that fell. (okstate.com)

3.7, eh? 3.7. (NewsOK)

Bedlam tonight at 6 on ESPNU. (okstate.com)

Mike Cobbins says he’s looking forward to a sellout crowd tonight for Bedlam. Not sure where or how hard he’s looking, but I’m afraid that ain’t happening. (NewsOK)

Quinn Sharp on the importance of kicking and how one missed kick affected the Heisman race. (Sports Illustrated)

Some good notes here from Jason Kersey, including an exciting aside on what would be the biggest recruit in school history. (NewsOK)

Nice writeup by Tom Haberstroh on the importance of the Heat bench and how Terrel Harris has contributed. (ESPN)

Good work by Slater here, and nice call that OSU is looking to make it eight straight this school year over OU. (O’Colly)

Berry Tramel says there’s no way OSU can win a split title. I kind of agree. (NewsOK)

Matt Hinton on Gundy’s new contract: “there’s still a long way to go to make Big 12 titles and Fiesta Bowls the norm. Obviously, though, Gundy is in it for the distance.” (Dr. Saturday)

Oklahoma State girls drilled the 23rd-ranked Lady Longhorns on Saturday afternoon. Always great to see. (O’Colly)

John Klein with an interesting article on how Les got the ball rolling on this whole thing for OSU. (Tulsa World)

Wow, Markelle Martin says OSU would (not could) beat anybody in the country right now. (NewsOK)

Gina Mizell with some good thoughts on what’s next for the OSU football program. (NewsOK)

Pretty good piece on why the hashtag is ruining our language. h/t Bill Handy (Gizmodo)

Strong first cover of the new semester from the O’Colly: