Daily Bullets (Sept. 3): Why There Will (Likely) Be a Big 12 Season

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OSU Bullets

• This article on PFB may be the most encouraging thing I’ve read in causing me to believe we’ll see a full Big 12 football season – it goes into details on the Big 12’s protocol in place, excerpt below but the article goes deeper into it:

“The Big 12 has policies, (and) we’re using the 53-man roster policy,” (Iowa State AD Jamie) Pollard told reporters on a call on Monday. “So a 53-man roster is built on a set number of positions. So I think it’s one quarterback, six offensive linemen and you come up with 53 [players]. So the antigen test the Big 12 uses on Friday will be the certification test.” [PFB]

• College basketball is heading for a November 25th start date

• Five reasons why OSU will win the Big 12 this year – the point about less imposing road environments is a great one

• Former Cowboy Chris Carson is extension eligible with the Seahawks but focusing on the season – the closing sentences say it all: rush for 1,000 yards and you put the pressure on the team

• Tylan Wallace made the watchlist for the best offensive college football player from Texas

• Tylan Wallace and Chuba Hubbard made The Athletic‘s All-American team ($) of guys who are actually playing

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Non-OSU Bullets

• This on the changing media landscape (local papers dying off) and the impact of a void there was interesting

• It’s not practical for all but this parenting piece on how her mom homeschooled was thought-provoking (some faith-based elements)