Daily Bullets (June 15): Dez’s High School Highlight Reel, Malcolm Rodriguez Tested Positive

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OSU Bullets

• The NCAA decision to punish Oklahoma State for the Lamont Evans’ situation brings up an interesting point – is there a better way to punish?

It presents a big-picture question: Is there a way to retroactively punish a school without negatively impacting future players? Can the NCAA be more punitive financially – perhaps make a school forgo revenue generated from a postseason run – without taking away student-athletes’ opportunities to play? [TheScore]

It’s hard to retroactively punish and to make a school feels the negative effects. But I think it makes sense to punish a school financially – say with a % of revenue from the most recent year. 

• Malcolm Rodriguez tested positive for COVID (as did a walk-on wide receiver)

• Dez playing high school football is incredible.

.@DezBryant's high school highlight tape is unreal.

The last catch will leave you like ?

(? via @MaxPreps) pic.twitter.com/7bIgJYye0H

— CBS Sports HQ (@CBSSportsHQ) June 14, 2020

• Another former Cowboy landed a wrestling head-coaching job

• I could go for that polo in the background on the first pic but that’s about it:

It's 1993 and you find yourself in need of some new OSU gear…you can mail your order to the Student Store in the Union and allow 2-3 weeks for delivery! Did we really dress like this? ?? #okstate #GoPokes pic.twitter.com/0y1IfHcOM2

— Doug Shivers (@casdas29) June 14, 2020

• Tony Allen lays down the hammer:

One of the most slept on in-game dunks by Tony Allen. ? pic.twitter.com/XbbPVdmKgc

— ThrowbackHoops (@ThrowbackHoops) June 13, 2020

• The Big 12 is keeping the basketball tourney in KC for years to come

Non-OSU Bullets

• This idea of redrafting NFL teams is so much fine (clearly just for fun)
• How would you like to be Tony Mandarich going No.2 overall? You went ahead of multiple studs.

89 days until the NFL season!

Four of the first five picks in the 198️⃣9️⃣ draft went on to be Hall of Famers.

No. 1 Troy Aikman
No. 3 Barry Sanders
No. 4 Derrick Thomas
No. 5 Deion Sanders pic.twitter.com/4XA6r7ZMJ2

— CBS Sports HQ (@CBSSportsHQ) June 13, 2020