Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets (Oct. 1): Chad Weiberg Rumblings
Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.
• News around OSU sports yesterday: athletic director Chad Weiberg apparently has a bit of a hot seat, though Eric Morris’ squad playing well certainly impacts the situation.
Rumblings abound that OSU might still relieve Weiberg of his duties, perhaps sooner rather than later. OSU has become quite a dysfunctional place the last couple of years, with heavy regents involvement and palace intrigue from the president’s office and, of course, all the Mike Gundy drama the previous two seasons. [TulsaWorld]
• Pokes in the Pros – former Cowboy running backs are killing it (PFB)
• To swing back to the optimistic side – top-shelf offense is nostalgic for the Cowboy faithful.
I’m not going to lie, watching Oklahoma State’s offense on Saturday night in Morgantown brought back some memories. It felt like the days of Mason Rudolph throwing deep balls to James Washington. [HCS]
• Wyatt Young vs. Justin Blackmon vs. James Washington through four games (X)
• PFB looked at the “two deep” for Cowboy Wrestling (PFB)
• Not crazy – OSU has the third best win in college football according to these rankings:
an updated view of the best wins via Resume Quality
a reminder that this does not consider margin of victory. it considers win/loss, opponent rating, and location. https://t.co/YWr8zMtpRZ pic.twitter.com/MNiK1NOm4I — PEARatings (@PEARatings) September 29, 2026
Non-OSU Bullets
• Reality only takes yes for an answer
• Avoiding checklist sanctification (faith-based) Clever move to get fans in the stadium.
NEW: Tennessee has announced “Happy Hour” at Neyland Stadium for the rest of the season🍻 Gates will open three hours before kickoff, with concessions and beer half-priced for the first hour.https://t.co/pfJKyeRMGy pic.twitter.com/RSSWUwCQZJ
— On3 (@On3) September 30, 2026
Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.
OSU Bullets
• News around OSU sports yesterday: athletic director Chad Weiberg apparently has a bit of a hot seat, though Eric Morris’ squad playing well certainly impacts the situation.
Rumblings abound that OSU might still relieve Weiberg of his duties, perhaps sooner rather than later. OSU has become quite a dysfunctional place the last couple of years, with heavy regents involvement and palace intrigue from the president’s office and, of course, all the Mike Gundy drama the previous two seasons. [TulsaWorld]
• Pokes in the Pros – former Cowboy running backs are killing it (PFB)
• To swing back to the optimistic side – top-shelf offense is nostalgic for the Cowboy faithful.
I’m not going to lie, watching Oklahoma State’s offense on Saturday night in Morgantown brought back some memories. It felt like the days of Mason Rudolph throwing deep balls to James Washington. [HCS]
• Wyatt Young vs. Justin Blackmon vs. James Washington through four games (X)
• PFB looked at the “two deep” for Cowboy Wrestling (PFB)
• Not crazy – OSU has the third best win in college football according to these rankings:
an updated view of the best wins via Resume Quality
a reminder that this does not consider margin of victory. it considers win/loss, opponent rating, and location. https://t.co/YWr8zMtpRZ pic.twitter.com/MNiK1NOm4I — PEARatings (@PEARatings) September 29, 2026
Non-OSU Bullets
• Reality only takes yes for an answer
• Avoiding checklist sanctification (faith-based) Clever move to get fans in the stadium.
NEW: Tennessee has announced “Happy Hour” at Neyland Stadium for the rest of the season🍻 Gates will open three hours before kickoff, with concessions and beer half-priced for the first hour.https://t.co/pfJKyeRMGy pic.twitter.com/RSSWUwCQZJ
— On3 (@On3) September 30, 2026
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