Daily Bullets (Oct. 18): We’ll Cross Cincinnati’s Goal and Then We’ll Sing ‘Oklahoma State’

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

Three Thoughts

• GoPokes 247 is doing an excellent job digging into the coaching search ($$$) – reporting specifically on multiple names having expressed interest in the role. This bit about Zac Robinson was interesting: 

Oct. 16 update: A private jet flew from Stillwater to Gainesville, Georgia Wednesday. Gainesville is right down the street from the Falcons practice facility. The flight landed at 2:41 eastern, ahead of when the Falcons usually practice. The Falcons’ offense got out of practice late, a source told GoPokes. Normally practice ends around 4 eastern, and they finished closer to 7 p.m. Wednesday. GoPokes can’t confirm that Robinson definitively met with Oklahoma State personnel, but it feels very likely that was the cause for the delay. [GoPokes 247]

• Chad Weiberg went more than 20 minutes on the coaching search – here are five thoughts on Chad Weiberg’s remarks (YouTube + PFB)

• Any guesses on who this could be? 

FootballScoop can confirm Oklahoma State is talking to head coaches and assistants, with a sitting SEC assistant with ties to the program scheduled to speak with Turnkey earlier this week. [Football Scoop]

ChatGPT told me it might be this guy.

Two Quotes

• Viktor Hovland rolling around Delhi in a rikshaw:

Viktor Hovland is buzzing around the streets of New Delhi on the back of rickshaw. Surprised he’s not getting swarmed as a former FedEx Cup champ pic.twitter.com/iDjTTsUYe9

— Eric Patterson (@EPatGolf) October 16, 2025

•  Scenes from walkarounds last night: 

Scenes from Walkaround™️ pic.twitter.com/XCUEGEM7Yt

— Oklahoma State Athletics (@OSUAthletics) October 18, 2025

One Question

• The PFB squad is predicting a loss of 14, 15, and 21 points – thinking the Pokes will compete for Homecoming makes sense, right?

Non-OSU Bullets

• The quality the best leaders have + keys to happiness at work • The Ringer released their top 100 NBA players – OKC had three in the top 25