Daily Bullets (April 14)

Football News

A look at what the new offensive line could look like (hint: a lot like the old one). [NewsOK]

Mike Gundy won’t change his recruiting strategy. [ESPN]

Glenn Spencer opines about Seth Jacobs: “I remember the club and the broken hand, the shoulders and the necks and him just looking at me with that look in his eye, like, ‘I can go.’ Then at the end, he said, ‘I can’t go.’ That’s a shame. I hate it for him. And it’s definitely going to hurt us.” [NewsOK]

Mik Gundy has some interesting satellite camp thoughts. [O’Colly]

James Washington on Mason Rudolph’s egregious first pitch: “They asked me to catch it, but I had to do some work. I saw it. It was funny. I was joking with him before he even threw it that, ‘Have you been working on your throws?’ He just tells me, ‘Oh, I play football, so it really wouldn’t matter.’ I don’t know (if I could’ve caught it). It was up there a little bit. I might’ve had to jump up and get it. It was a possibility. Everyday catch.” [O’Colly]

Zach Crabtree on the RBs this spring: “I give a lot of credit to the running backs because I think Chris Carson has run confident. He has done well, so has Rennie (Childs), all the backs have run the ball well. It is teammates against teammates on Saturday, but we want to show the fans how the offensive line, the running backs, and the running game has improved this spring.” [Go Pokes]

Great story here on someone who suffered greatly from the Homecoming tragedy. [Tulsa World]

Hoops News

Wow, Memphis hires Tubby Smith. I’m fascinated to see who Texas Tech will get. What if they hire Doug? Kliff and Doug in Lubbock. Wow. [CBS]

Phil Forte returns to the gym for Brad Underwood’s first workout. [PFB]

I stayed up for Kobe last night (no idea why), and it was spectacular. [Big Lead]

Recruiting News

Is Brandon Averette the most underrated player in Texas? [PFB]

Kyle B. talked to him on Wednesday about his commitment. [PFB]

Golf News

New podcast in which we recap the Masters. [PFB]

I wrote a lot this week about Spieth, the media and what we want from our athletes. [CBS]