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Daily Bullets (May 15)

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Special Delivery for Washington

In the midst of a terrific piece on the Rudolph-to-Washington combo, this seems the most deadly aspect of the duo.

This rep is a great example of Rudolph’s touch and ball placement to perfectly drop the ball into a favorable place for Washington to go get it. Washington does a terrific job of positioning his frame to come down with the football and he hauls the pass in with a “my ball” mentality.

Again, Washington dictates the corner with footwork in his release.

Because the duo is such a lethal combination to push the ball vertically, it allows for plays like this. [NDT Scouting]

While Mason’s deep ball and Washington’s ability to track and catch in stride are top shelf, their familiarity and chemistry aren’t excluded to open field deep balls alone.

He’s got a touch of that Dez/Blackmon “just throw it up and forget about it” that’s so easy to rely on wherever you’re at on the field.

Middle of the Pack

ESPN ranked the Big 12’s offensive lines post-spring and OSU wasn’t as high as you’d think.

5. Oklahoma State (7): Depth is lacking, but the Cowboys solidified their starting unit with the addition of graduate transfer Aaron Cochran from Cal. He will replace Victor Salako and mesh with returning starters Marcus Keyes at left guard, center Brad Lundblade, right guard Larry Williams and Zachary Crabtree at right tackle. If these guys stay healthy, Oklahoma State’s line could rank next fall in the top three to four of the Big 12. [ESPN]

The Cochran-transfer alone pulled the Pokes ahead of less experienced West Virginia and Baylor units. The main knock are depth concerns where Greg Adkins struggled to build the second and third units.

It’s hard to imagine four seniors not being able to pull this unit to the top three.

OSU and NCAA Notes

Holliday’s crew couldn’t overcome a three run-eighth inning, Baylor completes the sweep….Two of the top four impact quarterback transfers this year are from the Big 12….Tech landed a 220 pound Big Ten running back-transfer….A scholarship wide receiver is leaving OU….Rivals says that new Cowboy Kendall Smith will have the Big 12’s largest impact for a grad transfer

The Pokes tee off as the one-seed this morning in their 14-team regional in Austin.

Tennis split the day yesterday. The gals are headed to the round of 16 while the men were upset by No. 25 Illinois.

Cowgirl softball is headed to Florida this Thursday at 11 a.m. to kick off the NCAA tournament.

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