Daily Bullets (Aug. 2): OSU is a Decade-Long Power, Updates from Pro Camps

Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.

Here’s some good news for your Tuesday:

OSU Bullets

• Couple of updates around Pokes in the Pros yesterday:

• James Washington suffered a foot injury in camp with Dallas
• Malcolm Rodriguez is turning heads
• The Bears are having trade talks around Teven Jenkins

• Josh Holliday got some exciting news yesterday when a third-round pick from the draft announced he’ll return to Stillwater for another season

• Pretty interesting to read about regulations OSU has put in place around NIL opportunities for athletes

• This number floated around last weekend, OSU’s star has shined brighter than regional neighbors:

Oklahoma State people should frame this stat: In 2010-21, the Cowboys had more seasons of at least 10 wins than Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Kansas State and Nebraska combined (six).

[TulsaWorld]

…and some of CFB’s bluebloods:

OSU’s total of seven 10-win seasons in 2010-21 is more than Penn State’s, Southern Cal’s, Florida’s and LSU’s.

[TulsaWorld]

• The Pokes offered a pair of 2025 quarterbacks over the weekend

• Ranking Big 12 football stadiums – I’m a little dubious of any ranking that has Snyder Family Stadium behind Amon G. Carter and AT&T Stadium in Lubbock but it’s hard to divorce atmosphere from structure too

• Pretty spectacular to see the Pokes land inside PFF’s top ten over the last ten years:

Non-OSU Bullets

• Being aware that you’re always the “other person”
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It’s straight-dad talk but these guys on Instagram are hilarious: