Daily Bullets (Aug. 4): Letters from Fall Camp, Spencer Sanders is the Next Fifth-Year Senior QB

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

OSU Bullets

• Day one of Fall Camp is in the books:
– What Mike Gundy had to say
– Offensive line appears to have some depth
– Storylines to watch as we get into fall camp in Stillwater
– Photos from fall camp

• Hate typing stuff like this – A.J. Ferrari has been charged with sexual battery

• Sometimes it’s easy to forget just how long Spencer Sanders has been around:

…Sanders (needs) nine more victories to become Oklahoma State’s career leader in quarterback wins. He has 24 while program leader Mason Rudolph recorded 32 victories in 2014-17.

Sanders this season is what Zac Robinson was in 2009, what Brandon Weeden was in 2011 and what Taylor Cornelius was in 2018 — a fifth-year senior.

[TulsaWorld]

• CBS’ Dennis Dodd put out a solid realignment update and what to be watching for

• The Big 12 football title game will be played in Arlington through 2025

• A couple of former OSU coordinators are on this list of assistants in line for head coaching jobs – Jim Knowles gives off serious Pat Narduzzi vibes/trajectory

• Josh Holliday landed a standout juco first baseman earlier this week

• Rickie Fowler is on the bubble at the Wyndham

Non-OSU Bullets

• Arguing better
• Recently finished a book by a guy I know who fictionalized the fall of Lucifer – pretty interesting (faith-based)

This is such a great line on how places (not people) are never the same:

The place I knew and loved is gone, replaced by something similar in appearance but fundamentally different. It existed only for me then, even as it exists both then and now in a million parallel-but-different ways for other people, their places intersecting and overlapping with mine at some points and diverging wildly at others. My version of the city can’t exist without that version of me.

[Action Cookbook]