Daily Bullets (Apr. 5): Looking at a Hypothetical Field Redesign at BPS, Pick Hovland at Augusta

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Scores

Women’s Golf: Beat OU 3-2 at Red Raider Match Play

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OSU Bullets

• Fun to look at these mockups for ideas on how OSU could hypothetically redesign the football field

• Berry Tramel reported on how Cale Gundy (OU assistant) called his brother, Mike Gundy, about an opening in Stillwater after expressing concern about retention after Lincoln Riley left

• This description of Viktor Hovland and why you should pull for him in the Masters at 20-1 odds is terrific:

(Hovland) comes across in person the same way he comes across on television, which is to say that he’s somebody who genuinely cannot believe he gets paid millions of dollars to play a game on the nicest golf courses in the world. He somehow embodies the goofiness of a teen, the humility of a veteran and the talent of a multi-time major winner. He’ll shine if he’s in the mix late.

[CBS Sports]

• Spencer Sanders appears to be the best option far and away for Oklahoma State this fall – but being optimistic about his development with takes like this after his third year starting shouldn’t really breed optimism.

On three occasions, he went back-to-back games without a turnover, something he had never done previously in his career.

[NewsOK]

• No football practice in Stillwater yesterday due to a flu outbreak:

Mike Gundy: #OKState canceled football practice today because five or six players have Type A flu.

— Kelly Hines (@KellyHinesTW) April 4, 2022

• Start the Cowboy, bench the Jayhawk, cut the Sooner ?

Sort out these rookie RBs‼️ pic.twitter.com/Hh0Ynv4qyV

— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) April 3, 2022

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Non-OSU Bullets

• Losing a pro sports team is incredibly complex
• Returning your partner’s bids