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Daily Bullets (May 28): Cowgirls to the CWS, More Breakfast Baseball

Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.

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Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.

Scores

Baseball: Pokes 8, TCU 4
Softball: Cowgirls 5, Clemson 1
Men’s Golf: Pokes in eighth through Day One @ NCAA Championships

Three Thoughts

• OSU in the Postseason:
– The Cowgirls punched their third consecutive ticket to the Women’s College World Series yesterday with a 5-1 home win over No. 10 Clemson, winning the series 2-0

– The Pokes beat the No. 1 seed TCU after being sparked by a 450-foot blast by Griffin Doersching. The Cowboys get a revenge match against the team that beat them Wednesday (Texas) this morning at 9am. The Pokes have to beat them twice to get to the final round.

• Mike Boynton has his squad together for 2022-23 it sounds like with the news that Avery Anderson will be back for the season

• Fun question – when will OSU lose their first football game next year? Road openers haven’t been kind to Gundy, this article has the Pokes stopping there:

A rematch of last year’s conference title game separated by a goal-line stand, and this could be a preview of the 2022 Big 12 Championship Game as well. It’s tough sledding asking the Cowboys to travel to Waco and leave with a win, particularly given that Blake Shapen will have had a month to settle in as Baylor quarterback and the Bears’ new defensive starters will be starting to catch on as well.

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Two Quotes

• Congrats to Corndawg getting some run in Canada last night:

• This is a great point by Alan Bratton – when you win as much as this team does, it’s probably hard to reinforce that it has to be earned each year

One Question

• Would you rather… with your life on the line, pitch to Griffin Doersching, or need to get a hit off Kelly Maxwell?

Most Viewed of the Week

• No. 1 Is Zac Robinson the next Bill Self?

• No. 2 NBA Twitter had a field day after Marcus Smart returned from an ankle injury

• No. 3 OSU offered Idaho’s top prospect

• No. 4 Pokes earn the No. 4 seed, face Texas in the first round

• No. 5 Maxwell dominates, Cowgirls headed to Super Regionals

Non-OSU Bullets

• Awesome story about two high school foes facing off in the Eastern Conference Finals
• Loved this take on “bend me towards the light” (faith-based)

Five years is the number.

“Most big, deeply satisfying accomplishments in life take at least five years to achieve. This can include building a business, cultivating a loving relationship, writing a book, getting in the best shape of your life, raising a family, and more.

Five years is a long time. It is much slower than most of us would like. If you accept the reality of slow progress, you have every reason to take action today. If you resist the reality of slow progress, five years from now you’ll simply be five years older and still looking for a shortcut.”

James Clear
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