Daily Bullets (Apr. 23): Mike Boynton Completes His Staff, Spring Game Questions for Saturday

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OSU Bullets

• Mike Boynton officially added an assistant coach to his bench – replacing Cannen Cunningham

• An in-state four-star 2021 guard opened up his recruitment – was previously committed to Auburn but first offer was from the Pokes

• Five questions headed into this weekend’s Cowboy Football spring game

• Cowboy running back LD Brown explains why he decided to return and finish up his eligibility – personal note: I would too ha

“Unfinished business, that was really the thing and my mindset to come back,” Brown said after practice on Tuesday. “I missed three games last year and to me, that was just like I left some stuff out there. It literally came down to the last minute on my decision on coming back as well. It was just like, why not? To build an opportunity to get where you want to be and then you’re around people you like and love, so it’s just like why not. It’s college.”

[TulsaWorld]

• Cowboy Wrestling added a new recruit from Wisconsin this week

• This is fun – Cowboy wrestling legend Kenny Monday is kin to the Presley brothers

• Like this update – college football changed their overtime rules:

Teams will now be forced to go for a 2-point conversion starting in the second overtime period. If a game is still tied after the second overtime, teams will engaged in a 2-point conversion shootout, similar to how hockey games are decided with penalty shots. 

[CBS Sports]

• Nordic Cowboys are out front on this two-man PGA event

Non-OSU Bullets

• Why we like some people and don’t like others
• Some pretty sweet storm footage in this video
• Gear for frazzled parents (WSJ) – like the light clock for getup time

I think this quote on focus is definitely true:

“The Paradox of Focus:
Make the most of one opportunity and more opportunities will come your way.
Moving boldly in one direction causes more paths to unfold before you.
To get more, focus on less.”

James Clear