Daily Bullets (Oct. 11): Pokes Projected in the Teens in Big 12 Basketball, Annual OSU Football Roller Coasters

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Scores

Soccer: Cowgirls 3, Houston 0

OSU Bullets

• OSU was picked to finish pretty low in the Big 12 in men’s basketball – stinks to be Colorado or Utah in basketball (PFB)

• Weekend watch guide for a hot weekend in college football (PFB)

• Opinion (zero reporting) — With all sorts of rumors going around, it would be shocking to see Mike Gundy make a coordinator (or even position coach) change during the season. It’s something Mike Gundy’s never done, so it would be uber-surprising if that happened.

• Berry Tramel drew out the roller coaster it’s been to watch OSU Football over the last three years:

This is the third straight OSU season that has turned on a dime. The third straight OSU season that was either promising or disheartening, then by year’s end was the opposite. [TulsaWorld]

• D1 Baseball ranked OSU as the No. 19 baseball program in the country (D1Baseball.com $$$)

• De’Zhaun Stribling added to the Biletnikoff Award Watch List (PFB)

Non-OSU Bullets

• SEC/Big Ten are driving the bus on wherever college football is headed

• The elite college students that can’t read books

“Two is twice as good as one, but one is infinitely better than zero.

• One minute of making sales calls is infinitely better than zero minutes.
• One minute of meditation is infinitely better than zero minutes.
• One minute of writing is infinitely better than zero minutes.

Sure, it might be ideal to spend an hour doing these things, but one minute gets you in the game. Now you’re learning. Now you’re improving. Now results are possible. One doesn’t seem like much, but it’s something real. At zero, you’re still dreaming.”

James Clear