Daily Bullets (May 21): Pokes in the PGA Championship Update, Why Avery Anderson Came Back

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Scores

PGA Championship: Where all the Cowboys are after Day 1
Baseball: Pokes 9, New Orleans 6

OSU Bullets

• What a treat to see a former leader of the free world throwing a pitch at O’Brate Stadium – the O’Colly had a good piece on Robin Ventura and other Cowboys talking about Bush’s first pitch after 9/11

• Avery Anderson decided to come back for another year in Stillwater – here’s why – he got an undrafted grade and was told to work on these things:

Anderson hadn’t talked with Boynton to discuss the feedback by the time he spoke with the Tulsa World last week, but he said he plans on watching more film and working on assisting the ball at a higher level while continuing to work on his 3-point shot.

[TulsaWorld]

• Here’s your list of golfers to pull for at the PGA Championship (and how they’re doing after day one):

• The Pokes are in the top five of a five-star shooting guard for the 2022 class – note: the top shooting guard for the 2022 class.

Lewisville (Tex.) iSchool 5-star shooting guard Keyonte George released his top five schools Thursday consisting of Baylor, Kansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma State and Texas.

[247 Sports]

• Of all the Big 12 basketball coaches and their odds of getting into the Hall of Fame, where would you put Mike Boynton’s chances?

• This PFF piece ($) digs into what the Ravens were thinking taking a receiver in the first round then Tylan Wallace in the fourth

• Thanks to Mr. Doug for keeping No. 20 out in front of us – a tough loss to the Cowboy family right at the start of the Gundy tenure.

Non-OSU Bullets

• A gender-reveal party attendees won’t forget
• Tjarks on the “long night of the soul” and processing his cancer diagnosis was something I’ll be chewing on for a while (some Bible references)
• Similar thoughts in the “wastefulness of beauty”

“What do you love doing so much that the words failure and success essentially become irrelevant?”

Elizabeth Gilbert