Ramon Richards Sets Phone Alarms To Remind Himself How Good He Is

Ramon Richards is an interesting cat. Richards is the renaissance man of this Oklahoma State football team. He breaks down the squirrels on OSU’s campus and claims he could rock a mullet better than Mike Gundy himself.

According to a recent interview with ESPN, he also sets alarms on his phone to remind himself of his own greatness (what’s with OSU cornerbacks and setting alarms?)

“I have alarms at the top of every hour,” Richards told ESPN. “You know, we wake at 6 or 7 in the morning. So I have an alarm at 8 o’clock, 9 o’clock, 10 o’clock, every hour until 10 at night.

“It’s different things. In the morning, it’s just about being great, those are my messages from like 8 to 10. Then I have ‘You’re a Thorpe Award defensive back,’ ‘You’re an All-American defensive back,’ ‘You’re the best defensive back in the country.’ And then ‘Thank God for another beautiful day,’ those come later on in the day. Then at night it’s ‘You’re great, keep being great,’ stuff like that. It changes up throughout the day.”

Maybe it’s working. Richards has two picks and has sealed the deal on multiple games this season with turnovers. On the other hand … maybe not.