Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets (January 4)
Sports Happy
Non-OSU related but this piece by a Georgia fan post-Rose Bowl brought incredible perspective offering the purest joy sports have to offer perfectly in context with life.
Sports happy is not the same as real life happy. A good day with my wife is better than the best day I’ve had watching a ball game. But sports happy counts for something — the same way that movie happy counts, or comic-book happy counts, or reality-TV happy counts. Life is too hard not to take joy where you can get it. [Tommy Tomlinson]
Here’s to you and I enjoying sports perfectly in context.
No. 1 Overall! Please No…
Athlon has an interesting, encouraging and disheartening projection for the No. 1 pick overall in the NFL Draft.
1. Cleveland Browns — Mason Rudolph, QB, Oklahoma State
John Dorsey really controls this draft and it goes without saying that he could address the team’s biggest need right away by drafting a signal-caller.While there will be plenty of talk about bigger names from this class, something says the big and strong-armed Rudolph will be in the mix to go at the top. [Athlon Sports]
Having a guy go No. 1 overall is an incredible honor for a program – no doubt. But going No. 1 overall to Cleveland is enough to make a guy wish he could take his talent to South Beach sooner than later.
They have James Washington going 23rd overall to Atlanta – love this idea of Matty Ice/Julio Jones and the President. Also – Baker to New Orleans seems like a great fit but I may quit watching if he turns into the next Drew Brees.
OSU and NCAA Notes
Marcus Smart is a world-class pest….How top recruits felt about the early signing day….RichRod getting fired at Arizona was an unpleasant surprise….Texas Tech never trailed in Lawrence Tuesday night….Scouts will have a heck of a time picking between Marcell Ateman and James Washington
Hard to fire a guy after a playoff run… right?
At Oklahoma, Lincoln Riley has given his defensive coordinator Mike Stoops an important vote of confidencehttps://t.co/5nj0WpyXO6 pic.twitter.com/CrN7DKhzL5
— Doug Samuels (@CoachSamz) January 3, 2018
I suppose Oklahoma State approves sadly.
Central Florida will raise a championship banner and is planning on a parade as well. https://t.co/LjMbSJD4Gc
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 3, 2018
Lost in the holiday fray (for me at least), big man called it a career.
I am no longer an athlete, as of around 45 minutes ago I’m a retired Oklahoma State/Cal football player.
— Aaron Cochran (@Cochran_Aaron) December 29, 2017
Word.
“What is: the SEC?”#JeopardySports #CFBPlayoff pic.twitter.com/e7kP66BAVh
— Jeopardy! Sports (@JeopardySports) January 2, 2018
What You Missed on PFB
- Five Thoughts from last night’s Bedlam loss
- Noteboook from Bedlam, round one
- Kevin Peterson shined in his first start with the Rams
- The Rose Bowl was a reminder of what could have been – and what might still be
- Chalk Talk: where is the Cowboy Back position trending?
- The PFB Crew talked Mike Boynton, OSU Basketball and Trae Young
Other Stuff I’m Reading
- Millennials are perfectionists – second to last paragraph is super insightful
- The five people who influence you most
- Jon Acuff’s five ways to fulfill your resolutions
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