Daily Bullets (Nov. 10): Bedlam Details, Cowboys’ Updated Playoff Odds

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OSU Bullets

• Bedlam kickoff time and tv details have been released

• Pokes odds for making the playoff are 100-to-1, tied with a couple of Big Ten teams:

• This is a solid early take on Bedlam – while knowing the closer we get to the game, the opinion will flip a few more times.

It’s too early to start making predictions, especially given OSU’s uncertainty right now with injuries. But I like the matchup of an elite OSU defense taking on a freshman quarterback who has been somewhat mistake-prone, and I would be willing to bet this is a single-digit game one way or another in two weeks. [PFB]

• OSU went on the road, struggled to find offense and turned to a hobbled Chuba Hubbard Tylan Wallace Spencer Sanders LD Brown to carry them through

• Mike Gundy spoke with the media about West Virginia, Bedlam

• This Big 12 site has Mike Boynton as the sixth-best basketball coach in the league – which feels fair in that lion’s den

• CBS’ Jerry Palm still has the Pokes in the Cotton Bowl

• Now that I’ve done my Christmas shopping – you can go to the Student Union Bookstore website and buy OSU shirts for 40 percent off

• I’m not an OKState 247 VIP but Nick Martin‘s arms tell me he’s a grown man and I can’t wait to get the guy on campus.

Non-OSU Bullets

• Solid faith-based ideas on how to show “neighborly love” at work
• Nine (non-OSU) golfers to pull for at Augusta
• I could go three hundred words on Thanksgiving sides :

At the risk of offending a wonderful human (and our staff wrestler), I’m cool with rolls, Seth.

My qualm is with the state of Oregon and their biscuits… Do they do a Thanksgiving brunch to jive with the eastern time zone? And side salads, Maine?

If I had my way, we’d be in Hawai’i every year eating a side of turkey gravy.

What do you think about this Seinfeld quote?

“If you’re efficient, you’re doing it the wrong way. The right way is the hard way. The show was successful because I micromanaged it—every word, every line, every take, every edit, every casting. That’s my way of life.” — Jerry Seinfeld on Making Something Great