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Mason Rudolph Goes on SportsCenter with SVP to Talk TCU, Mullets
Oklahoma State starting quarterback Mason Rudolph, who has more passing TDs this season in 8.5 quarters than all but four teams have on the season, went on SportsCenter with SVP on Thursday evening to preview the TCU game.
He didn’t say anything super interesting, which is probably how Mike Gundy likes it, but the back and forth between him and The Bald Man was pretty solid.
“Coach preaches it every week,” said Rudolph. “It’s a baby-step approach. It’s a one-week season. If we’re taking care of our work Monday through Friday, our preparation, our film work, making sure we’re hydrating, we’re eating good food, we’re getting good sleep. That’s all we can control.
“We can control goals, and we set ourselves up for success. We’ve got the personnel on both sides of the ball to do something special this year.”
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