Daily Bullets – 8.29

Here’s the Blackmon Sports Science piece. My first thought was, “his vertical is only 33″?” (ESPN)

Gina says the Stillwater atmosphere right now is rare. As a lifelong fan I absolutely agree. (NewsOK)

Two things from this article: 1.) OSU’s VP of marketing Kyle Wray thinks, “jersey sales will be really good” – yeah they will be if you get them in stores by the first game. 2.) Weeden on the ball he threw to JB for the win over CU two years ago, “to this day, that’s still one of the best balls I’ve thrown to Justin.” (Tulsa World)

Gundy: “I don’t feel like I ever have to go to work.” (Stillwater News Press)

Strong words from Hubert Anyiam: “I felt like we could have been undefeated [last year] with me being 100 percent – giving our offense another attribute with Blackmon, Josh Cooper and Joseph Randle. (Tulsa World)

Charles Howell continued his spectacular PGA season with a T18 at the Barclays. BVP was T24 while Mahan finished T43 and Rickie went T52. (PGA Tour)

Samuel Bryant tries to temper expectations by saying OSU could end up 7-5. I think worst case is 8-4 but I appreciate his point. (CRFF)

Here’s one version of Bedlam OSU can’t lose. (okstate.com)

And the Cowgirls covered that up with a 4-0 effort in Fayeteville. (okstate.com)

I guess Brandon Weeden changed his name? Hat tip to Amilian. (USA Today)

John Walters says Oklahoma (the state) is the epicenter of college football. (The Daily)

Great job by Gavin Lang on this article about walk-ons to scholarships. Moms everywhere shed tears. (okstate.com)

Interesting list: Rivals says OSU has the 9th best 1-2 punch at QB in the country. I’m assuming that’s ascertained totally on Weeden since we’ve seen like 18 throws out of Chelf, and 16 of them were against TU last year. (Rivals)

Good column by Anthony Slater on why Weeden always gets an earful from Tracy Moore. (O’Colly)

Does anyone not believe A&M is leaving? (ESPN)

Really sick NBA jersey comparison (in case you’re sick of football stuff. (NBA.com)

Wendell Barnhouse of Big 12 Sports previews OSU