Daily Bullets (June 2)

Big 12 Expansion

So Big 12 expansion could provide the Big 12 with an additional $1B over the course of its current TV contracts … with none of the dough going to existing Big 12 teams. So … why? [CBS]

Sweet, the Big 12 discussed the philosophical benefits of expansion. That sounds like it’s going nowhere fast. [NewsOK]

Recruiting News

OSU is stockpiling talent at running back. Great stuff from Kyle B. here. [PFB]

A 2017 DE committed last night. OSU cleaning up right now. [PFB]

Football News

TV and kick times for OSU’s non-conference games. [PFB]

Big 12 schools as Mexican restaurants. Baylor as Chipotle was pretty good. [CRFF]

Red River Rivalry moving to FS1. [PFB]

The Cowboys haven’t done themselves any favors on first and second down, resulting in an average third down yards-to-gain average of 7.4, which ranked ninth in the Big 12. However, Mason Rudolph’s third-down production is encouraging, with his 80.6 QBR ranking sixth among conference quarterbacks. [ESPN]

Hoops News

Brad Underwood is bringing his video coordinator from SFA. [okstate]

I agree with this. There is no way Kevin Durant is leaving. [NewsOK]

Good stuff here from Underwood on his first few months on the job in Stillwater. [PFB]

Baylor Scandal

Oklahoma State takes the long view on the path to CFB greatness. [PFB]

Hey, Art Briles said something decent and like someone from Baylor isn’t totally tone-deaf! [Our Daily Bears]

Devin Chafin, gone. [Yahoo]

Ken Starr’s interview yesterday went, uh, poorly. [CBS]

This seems bad.

#Baylor isn't letting signees out of their LOIs. One FR's dad said he hopes BU reconsiders & does the right thing: https://t.co/cQJyCC9LDC

— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) June 2, 2016

More stuff I’m reading

Has Facebook achieved what AOL could have a generation ago? [Medium]

Barack Obama’s last stand. You might not agree with the content but the writing is so good. I’m sweating just reading back through it. Whooo boy. [Ringer]

The second screen is an unnecessary distraction. Starting to agree with this more and more. [Cauldron]