Daily Bullets (May 31)

Football News

Devin Hedgepeth, good at lifin’. You should read this on what he’s learned since having football taken away because of injury.  [LinkedIn]

Building the perfect college football program. [CBS]

Baylor hires Jim Grobe from Wake Forest. [CBS]

He was hired by Baylor’s now-resigned athletic director. [Yahoo]

Baker lives to bake another season? [PFB]

Recruiting News

Kyle Boone, back! Interviewing one of OSU’s defensive line commits about why he chose Stillwater and what it will be like to have a family member playing in Norman. [PFB]

Hoops News

Brad Underwood jokes that Phil Forte should transfer to Boise. This guy. [PFB]

Constantly under fire from the greatest shooting team since the Earp brothers at Tombstone, the Thunder hung tough. In the toughest of environments, going against historic odds, the Thunder stayed strong ‘til the end before losing 96-88 in the Western Conference finals. [NewsOK]

KD: “Games 3 and 4, you know, they missed the shots that they hit Games 6 and 7, and that was our plan. They beat us in the 3-point line the last two games. We beat them everywhere else, they beat us from the 3-point line, and that was the series.” [Daily Thunder]

Baseball News

OSU gets Nebraska in the first round of the NCAAs at the Clemson Regional. [PFB]

They found out during practice instead of watching the selection show. Josh Holliday: “We gave the guys Saturday and Sunday off and they needed it. Today it was back to work and their attitude was good and it’s about us. We’re happy to be in the NCAA Tournament, but it is all about us getting ready, improving in the areas we need to improve off the Big 12 Tournament. We weren’t going to get better watching that show. It’s about business.” [Go Pokes]

Golf News

OSU shot 291 on the final day to miss the match play portion of the NCAAs by six strokes. [Big 12]

More stuff I’m reading

On creating greatness. [Medium]

ESPN loses another 1.5M subscribers. Wowza. [Fox]