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Daily Bullets (Oct. 17): Pokes Open as Homecoming Underdogs, OSU’s Ideal CFP Path

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

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


OSU Bullets

โ€ข Pokes opened a one-point underdog to the Longhorns for homecoming

โ€ข OSU dropped out of the top ten in both the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll

โ€ข The fountain is orange – homecoming is almost here

โ€ข This is the most realistic, ideal scenario for OSU to get into the College Football Playoff:

The ideal scenario would be for Oklahoma State and TCU to meet again in the Big 12 title game — a realistic scenario — to give the Cowboys a second chance to impress the committee when it matters most.

[ESPN+ $$$]

โ€ข Spencer Sanders predicted a rematch with the Frogs in Arlington

โ€ข After leading for most of the tournament, hated to see Rickie Fowler lose in Japan yesterday

โ€ข It feels a bit like the lazy take to chalk this all up to Mike Gundy’s conservative tendencies but this summarized Saturday well:

Oklahoma State went from trying to win the game in the first half to trying not to lose the game in the second half.

[HCS]

The TCU defense (via familiarity with the Pokes from the defensive coordinator’s time at Tulsa) had lots of familiarity with the Pokes – the Frogs made some terrific adjustments defensively, Gundy wins a lot of games using his special teamers kicking field goals or punting on fourth down – chalk this up to taking the good with the bad.

โ€ข Loved all the orange in Fort Worth last weekend:

โ€ข If this tells us anything, the Pokes should be fine at home this weekend, right?


Non-OSU Bullets

โ€ข I could spend too much time trading players and seeing what a contender could look like
โ€ข Can’t tell me I don’t need to see a couple from Waco renovate a castle

Seeing the Tennessee fan reaction to beating to Bama the other night was a lot of fun.

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