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Daily Bullets (Jan. 24): DC Update, Spencer Sanders is the Best Pro Prospect
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Scores
Wrestling: Pokes 26, Lehigh 9
OSU Bullets
• It sounds like the defensive coordinator search is down to three candidates ($$$) – and a recruit noted that the new coordinator will be running Knowles’ system, not revamping
• Recruiting Updates: a transfer target tackle that the Pokes were after committed to UVA, The Pioneer Woman’s younger son visited Stillwater, Dez Jackson is headed to Sam Houston State while the Pokes have offered a SHS transfer, lots of updates after Saturday’s Junior Day in Stillwater
• ESPN speculated that Spencer Sanders would be the best pro prospect the Pokes have on the team for next year – seems like Tyler Lacy or any pass-rushing end would like a word.
Sanders has an electric arm — and he has grown comfortable in coach Mike Gundy’s Air Raid system — but he still needs to show consistency. He has thrown 31 interceptions in 35 career games at Oklahoma State. Sanders has another opportunity to bundle all of his traits together and engineer a high-powered offense in 2022.
[ESPN+ $$$]
• Really sad story about a young man committed to play baseball for OSU in the 2023 class who suddenly passed yesterday
• And this guy’s not a Butkus finalist.
• Mason Rudolph appears to have some in-house competition:
Non-OSU Bullets
• I personally love this future Big 12 split – and lean towards a 16-team league being ideal
• An optimistic take on Russ Westbrook fitting with the LA Lakers from KOC
• Be gentle (faith-based)
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