Daily Bullets (May 3)

Football News

Must read here on Jeremiah Tshimanga. Fewer than 3 percent of the about 400,000 foster children graduate from college. [O’Colly]

Pitt named Big 12 video coordinator of the year. Awesome. [NewsOK]

The Big 12 discovers that having a big league with more teams and a title game is better for business. [CBS]

NFL Draft

Emmanuel Ogbah was 14 minutes from being a Dallas Cowboy. [PFB]

Ryan Simmons was not signed as an undrafted free agent but he was invited to Raiders camp. [Tulsa World]

Could Mason Rudolph be a first round pick? [Tulsa World]

Pat Mahomes in the first round next year? He’s a good college QB but … [Sports Illustrated]

Brandon Chatmon says Emmanuel Ogbah could be a bad fit in Cleveland. And not because of Emmanuel Ogbah. [ESPN]

Recruiting News

Kyle B. takes an exhaustive look at the recruiting Brad Underwood and his staff have been doing and the seven players they recently offered. [PFB]

Other Sports

Josh Holliday’s squad finally reaching its potential. [NewsOK]

Royce Young on that wild Thunder-Spurs finish is good. I think we’re sort of losing out on the most important thing here which is that Dion Waiters has taken Metta World Peace’s mantle of crazy. The dude found it prudent to shove a defensive player while standing out of bounds with 10 seconds left in a one-point playoff game. Yep, he holds the belt. [Daily Thunder]

More stuff I’m reading

How super angel Chris Sacca made billions. [Forbes]