Daily Bullets (Aug. 13): OSU/B12 Schedule Released, Cowboy Football Insider Show Airs Today

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OSU Bullets

• Let’s just enjoy this beauty – a football schedule for this fall. If you want to compare to the old one, we haven’t updated ours yet.

My comment – I’d really prefer to have OU earlier in the schedule (the earlier you catch their redshirt freshman quarterback, the better).

Lets. Play. Football.

? https://t.co/ncxW5VVPCO#LetsRide I #GoPokes pic.twitter.com/V50rlllomj

— OSU Cowboy Football ??? (@CowboyFB) August 12, 2020

• Boone Pickens Stadium is set to have a few added safety measures this year, one bigger than the others. Not to underplay how different the football game experience will be without tailgating.

The big one is masks. Oklahoma State and the City of Stillwater have mask ordinances in place for people to wear face coverings in public places, and that will be upheld at BPS. [PFB]

I really could have used a mask at times over the years after getting too… let’s say passionate about the game.

• An all-access documentary on OSU Football airs on ESPN+ today – looks like must-see stuff for an OSU fan

• The PFB podcast is back! Carson and Porter talk Big 12 playing again

• Ranking the difficulty of OSU’s football games

• Thomas Dziagwa signed a deal with a Lithuanian team

• Stats like this tell you how truly incredible Chuba Hubbard’s season was – topping 1k after contact is nice.

Chuba Hubbard rushed for 1,300 yards ????? contact in 2019.

That would've ranked 15th among all RBs in total rushing yards. pic.twitter.com/oJL3c7ZWea

— PFF College (@PFF_College) August 12, 2020

Non-OSU Bullets

• The schism in college football (play vs. not play) could have an impact on an already divided country
• This tweet tells me I’ll be watching a Thunder/Rockets series soon and it should be fun

This was a great find from Seth – here’s to hoping debt is cheaper to service for universities than in the private sector:

Six of the top seven schools with the most athletic department debt won't be playing football this fall pic.twitter.com/TOdHM2vQfc

— Seth Duckworth (@Seth_Duckworth) August 12, 2020