Daily Bullets
Daily Bullets: OSU drops in basketball poll
Tramel gives thumbs up to Gundy, Musburger calls himself Herbstreit, and how the NYT uses Twitter.

Hoops
OSU drops to No. 11 in the AP poll. Baylor is No. 7, ISU No. 9, KU No. 18, and KSU No. 25. (CBS Sports)
Kansas has the seventh-best record in the Big 12. (Big 12 Sports)
OSU is tumbling in the Big 12 power rankings. (Rush the Court)
Inside the K-State box score. (PFB)
I didn’t really have a problem with the Nash three-pointer. (NewsOK)
Football
Berry Tramel thought the Gundy/SI thing was great. I remain on an island and maybe I’m just totally wrong about it. (NewsOK)
Tim Tebow almost predicted the exact score last night. (Deadspin)
What we learned from Big 12 bowl season. Who you got as the favorite next year? (ESPN)
Daytawion Lowe will play in the East-West Shrine game. (NewsOK)
FSU is No. 1 in the dumb January 2014 poll. OSU unranked. (ESPN)
Just…what a night. (Big Lead)
OSU is ranked No. 19 here because “Gundy gets the benefit of the doubt of a top 20 ranking.” That’s correct. (CBS Sports)
Red Lightning, not pleased. (Deadspin)
This is great, the guys on ESPN2 called the fake punt before it happened. (Big Lead)
Musburger calling himself Herbstreit is still the funniest thing that happened last night. (Deadspin)
Lache Seastrunk, gone. Unfortunately Baylor is probably uber-deep at RB now because apparently they recruit with Texas and OU. (CBS Sports)
Other
Some 2014 predictions. (PFB)
This can’t be real, can it? (Deadspin)
As practitioners of consumption, Americans lead poorly edited lives. (New York Times)
On how the New York Times uses Twitter. (Nieman Lab)
This is so great. The gallon of water guy crushed me.
This is awesome, I love these commercials.

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