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Daily Bullets (Feb. 22): Heartbreaker at GIA, Pokes Play in Arlington Tonight
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Scores
MBB: Baylor 66, Pokes 64
Women’s Golf: Cowgirls in Third at Icon Invitational through Day 1
OSU Bullets
• Pokes lost a heartbreaker in overtime to a top-ten Baylor team – Good summary of the overtime
• Fun deal for DFW folks – Cowboy Baseball fresh off a massive series win over Vanderbilt heads to Arlington to play Sam Houston State tonight
• Not much of a betting man but here’s a reason to take Viktor Hovland to win at Augusta National:
Viktor Hovland, a 22-1 long shot, makes a strong run at the title. He’s a target for anyone looking for a huge payday. Hovland is one of the most confident golfers on tour right now. That’s because the 25-year-old Norwegian secured his third career PGA Tour victory at the World Wide Technology Championship earlier this season.
[CBS Sports]
• Mason Rudolph would be the starter if the season started today for the Pittsburgh Steelers
• Trace Ford got bigggg (stronger) in his redshirt year recovering from ACL surgery:
• High praise here for Cowboy Wrestling fans – could imagine they were instrumental in the late match surge for the Pokes. Here are five thoughts from the Bedlam win to boot.
• So good. Expert-level teasing here by OSU staff on the head man, athletic director Chad Weiberg:
Non-OSU Bullets
• The OKC Thunder’s surging defensive identity
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