Daily Bullets (Oct.13): Cowboy Legend Passes, OSU Launches an NIL Marketplace

Thanks for stopping by – here’s your daily dose of Oklahoma State sports news.

OSU Bullets

• Yesterday it was announced that Cowboy(s) great Walt Garrison passed away (OKState.com)

• An OSU fan’s guide to this weekend in college football (PFB)

• Brett McMurphy reported that backup quarterback Jason Bean will be starting for KU this weekend (X/Twitter)

• OSU launched a marketplace for NIL opportunities – INFLCR (OKState.com)

• CBS previewed Big 12 Basketball yesterday – they have the Pokes finishing in tenth with the below reason for optimism – also noting point guard Javon Small as a character of interest.

Mike Boynton enters a pivotal seventh season at Oklahoma State leading a basketball-hungry fanbase starved for success. No one has a real clue on how good this team can be, but the Cowboys should be fun, led by ECU transfer Javon Small and Bryce Thompson in the backcourt and a pair of big man transfers in Isaiah Miranda and Mike Marsh.

[CBS Sports]

• Incredible ending for a Big 12 game in Houston last night – former Cowboy Stephon Johnson with the gamewinner:

• I don’t love it, but I don’t hate it either:

Non-OSU Bullets

• Three most popular Halloween candies in each state
• Why are we scared of Friday the 13th?

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