Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets (Nov. 13): Pokes Win Second Game at Home
Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.
Scores
Men’s Basketball: Pokes 94, PVAMU 67
OSU Bullets
• Cowboys skunked Prairie View A&M behind a career-high 30 points from Vyctorius Miller (PFB)
• Cowboy Wrestling signed the top recruiting class in the country yesterday, while the men’s basketball team entered the day with a top-five class (PFB)
• Bill Haisten reported on what’s believed to be what Mike Gundy is up to these days – attending Stillwater High School practices and this:
Otherwise, the Tulsa World was told, Gundy spends most of his time on the maintenance of his properties in Stillwater and Colorado. And he now has the flexibility, it was said, to “watch more football than he’s ever watched before.” [TulsaWorld]
• After waiting a year behind Wyatt Hendrickson, Konner Doucet is ready to go (PFB)
• Fascinating to hear freshman Nuku Mafi talk about the move from right to left tackle (PFB)
• A light preview of Saturday’s game against Kansas State (CBS Sports)
• What a fun idea here from ESPN’s “bottom ten” article, where (Oklahoma) State is listed at No. 8:
Hear me out. A reality show where all the college football coaches who have been fired this season meet at a Buffalo Wild Wings and watch games together. Or better yet, they do it at Mike Gundy’s ranch. [ESPN]
Non-OSU Bullets
• Denmark banned social media for kids under 15
• Why we need more sleep in the winter and fall
Good times in Stillwater:
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— Oklahoma State Univ. (@okstate) November 12, 2025
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