Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets
Brilliance from Bryce Drew’s brother: “A good rebounder is always rebounding.” (NewsOK)
OSU stays perfect in wrestling with a W over Mizzou. (okstate.com)
If you had February 4, 2012 as “first date OU would beat OSU in a 2011-2012 collegiate athletic event,” congratulations. (NewsOK)
Bill Haisten on why you shouldn’t care too much about recruiting rankings. (Tulsa World)
I like this strategy by Gundy. It’s smart. It’s Stoops-like. (NewsOK)
Great call here by Berry Tramel: OSU and OU aren’t recruiting enough Oklahomans. (NewsOK)
Good of Keiton to say he didn’t deserve that call at the end, he’s right. Also, how about Ford saying this was one of Brian Williams better games? He had a career high against one of the five best teams in the country…I’d say that’s his best game ever, no?? (O’Colly)
Love this from Ryan Stewart on Markel Brown playing the one. (Scout)
So is the implication that…um…you can’t be both five stars and intelligent? (NewsOK)
Why will you never stop writing it “Okie State”? Do you have a good reason? Or a reason at all? (CBS Sports)
Ford: “I wouldn’t say we played particularly well, but we played particularly hard.” I actually thought they played pretty well considering the opponent. (NewsOK)
Somebody besides us is mighty high on #3. h/t Adam Kemp (Washington Examiner)
It’s probably time to let this go but…just…one…more…post. (NewsOK)
Oh, no mention of the Daily Thunder in this article? Cool. (NewsOK)
Pretty funny look at the recruitment of DGB. Warning: Thayer is involved. (The Big Lead)
An OSU grad will be featured on ‘The Voice’ next Monday. (O’Colly)
Still not a Brady fan? h/t Carson Cunningham (Yahoo!)
In case you missed it in my postgame on Baylor, how much do Pierre Jackson and LaMichael James look alike??

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