Daily Bullets (Sept. 14): Pokes Keep Getting Better, Quarterback Isn’t the Problem

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

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OSU Bullets

• Quarterbacks aren’t OSU problem as much as the defense supporting him (Sellout Crowd)

• Previewing and predicting OSU’s game against South Alabama (HCS)

• This is the narrative I’m here for – continued improvement from the Cowboys every week (and how that ends up).

You’d love to have your team step off the bus on Week 1 as a well-oiled machine and even more so by Week 2. But that’s not always going to happen, especially with the type of turnover OSU dealt with this offseason. What you can hope for is continued improvement.

[PFB]

• Looking at South Alabama’s quarterback situation plus three things to know about the Jaguars (PFB)

• Hate to speak ill of a former Poke but this season with Caleb Etienne standing around while his QB is being sacked feels a bit too familiar:

Southern Utah coach takes jab at #BYU offensive line after holding Cougars to only 46 rushing yards last week:

"I worry about them a little bit in the #Big12 with that offensive line."

✍️📰: https://t.co/6jpixoXLMH pic.twitter.com/2rB8wpkHAv

— Cody Nagel (@CodyNagel247) September 13, 2023

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Non-OSU Bullets

• Context on the Thunder’s 25-year agreement with a new stadium
• Lessons against laziness (faith-based)

Wondered what things look like in the (Vegas) sphere – this is wild:

The inside of the $2.5 billion MSG Sphere in Las Vegas is WILD 🤯

This is a game-changer for live shows.pic.twitter.com/UwegzyF9mI

— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) September 13, 2023