Daily Bullets

Consider me sucked back in. Again and again. (NewsOK)

Justin Blackmon signs with Todd France. France works for a company that also represents Ray Rice, Dwayne Bowe, and Vernon Davis. (Business Insider)

Good work by the Tulsa World on breaking the Joe DeForest to West Virginia news. (Tulsa World)

And props to Gina for giving them credit. (NewsOK)

Here are 11 guys OSU is still pursuing on the recruiting front. They only have 16 committed right now which is the 3rd fewest of any team in the Big 12. (Rivals)

John Lucas nearly netted a triple double last night in Derrick Rose’s absence. (Blog-A-Bull)

WOW, Berry Tramel laying the wood on Bedlam hoops and a not-so-subtle tweet from one of OU’s ADs. (NewsOK)

John Gasaway doesn’t have LeBryan as one of the top 25 freshmen in the country. That’s, um, not good. via @joereynolds24 (ESPN Insider)

Bill Haisten on OSU’s successor at quarterback. (Tulsa World)

I mean I get that they’re not a top 10 team next year, but with Randle and that defense coming back shouldn’t they at least be in the top 25? (SB Nation)

Jerry Palm has OSU #1 in his final computer poll. (CBS Sports)

Justin Blackmon is on the all-bowl team. (CBS Sports)

Here’s a pretty cool Big 12 dunk reel featuring Markel, Williams, and Cobbins. (Big 12 Sports)

If you’re on Twitter you knew all three of these factoids yesterday morning. (NewsOK)

I agree with Ty Duffy, if we have to have a BCS formula, at least make it less arcane. (The Big Lead)

Ubben’s best and worst from the Big 12 bowl season includes nods to Blackmon, Colton Chelf, and OSU for best team performance. (ESPN)

OSU offered a big time junior OL on Tuesday night who also has offers from Ohio State, Notre Dame, and Michigan. (ESPN Insider)

If you watch the office, this writeup on its lack of direction by Andy Greenwald is gold. (Grantland)

Awesome news: Olivia Hamilton is done with her chemo treatment. (NewsOK)

This isn’t a story about OSU, or about sports really, but if you like Wright Thompson the way I do it’s a pretty grand piece. (Grantland)

Long, but gorgeous story about the man who allegedly cut Michael Jordan in high school. (Sports Illustrated)

Cinematic highlights from the Fiesta Bowl: