Daily Bullets

Interesting: Mike Gundy thinks the Big 12 is stronger than it’s ever been. (NewsOK)

The alleged “fastest guy on the team” (Justin Gilbert disagrees) will step into Hubert Anyiam’s role starting Saturday. (NewsOK)

LSU – K-State | Bama – Oregon | Boise – Stanford | Oklahoma State – Clemson – does this sound fun?! Nahh, we’re good. (ESPN)

Cool pic of Weeden the Heisman candidate. (Sports Illustrated)

More from the “nobody believes in us” files. (Sporting News)

Matt Hinton says OSU’s resume is top notch. (Dr. Saturday)

Thayer Evans trolling for more OSU hate. At least he clarified that he thinks “a meltdown” is two losses to OU. That’s rational. (Fox Sports)

And Doug Gottlieb responded. Here and Here

This one stung though. Not good memories. (Twitter)

Ubben gives Weeden some Heisman love. (ESPN)

ESPN, however, does not. (ESPN)

Tom Fornelli: “Robert Griffin and company will have to answer the Cowboys touchdown for touchdown. Which, against this Oklahoma State defense, can be done.” Do media members realize that OSU hasn’t given up more than 30 in the Big 12 yet? (CBS Sports)

CT Steckel with a well-written preview of the Baylor game. (Holy Turf)

Brett McMurphy reports that WVU to the Big 12 is a done deal…as long as Missouri is still leaving. It’s going to be wonderful to have Dana back. (CBS Sports)

Really? Joseph Randle not a top 20 running back? (Rivals)

But Mike Gundy is a top 10 coach. (Rivals)

This is weird: the average score of Big 12 games this year has been 46-26. (Big 12 Sports)

Crazy in-depth look at the stats from Saturday’s OSU Mizzou game. (Rock M Nation)

Rivals says an offensive explosion will indeed take place on Saturday afternoon. (Rivals)

Pretty cool story by Hannah Kafer on what it takes to be Pistol Pete (spoiler: 500 (!) appearances a year) (O’Colly)

AD Franch was one of the Big 12 players of the week in soccer this week. (Big 12 Sports)

From the man who brought us Squinky, this is what Grantland was made for. (Grantland)

Turning the fountains orange for homecoming week.