Daily Bullets (Aug. 5): Fourth-Year QBs Win A Lot in Stillwater

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OSU Bullets

• The Big 12 went after Pac-12 on Twitter and it was fun

• Make sure you drop by and take the 15th annual Oklahoma State fan survey!

• Dave Hunziker brings a great point – fourth-year QBs at Oklahoma State tend to win lots of games.

• This was a solid take on Spencer Sanders’ pro stock:

“Sanders is athletic and has a good arm. His creation capacity is impressive, but he’s also undersized (6-foot-1 and 215 pounds) and extremely volatile. He’ll need to (better protect the football) if he wants to rise up the board.”

[TulsaWorld]

• Pokes are No. 14 in the preseason AP top 25

• Marcell Ateman signed with the Arizona Cardinals and Tyron Johnson had a game for the Raiders last night:

Tyron Johnson has gotten a lot of good hype out of camp. I like McDaniels put him in the slot. He's been open a few times, makes the most of his first on-target attempt. Vegas might have a solid gem here. Effortless speed. pic.twitter.com/6fHuGMCKwZ

— Ian (@NFLFilmStudy) August 5, 2022

• This graphic tells the passion difference in Big 12 and Pac-12 football – not how many national fans have anything to watch after 10pm EST:

Comparison of 2021-‘22 max capacity/sellout crowds for both the New Big 12 and Pac 12 home games.

4 New Big 12 schools (Cincinnati, ISU, Baylor and BYU) had MULTIPLE sellout games. Only 1 single PAC 12 game played outside of the state of Utah was sold out. #NewBig12 #Pac12 pic.twitter.com/vOMC2fcciA

— Big XII Theory (@NewBigXII) August 4, 2022

• Pretty wild to read of the importance Jim Knowles will play in the grand scheme of college football this fall:

…(O)ne of the preseason national title favorites has a reputation to repair on that side of the football under new coordinator Jim Knowles, the singlemost important non-head coach hire of the offseason.

[247 Sports]

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Non-OSU Bullets

• How to embrace doing nothing
• A “picture of perfect rest” (faith-based)

Instead of asking yourself, “What should I do first?”

Try asking, “What should I neglect first?”

Trim, edit, cull. Make space for better performance.

James Clear