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This is a take: I know Gundy favors low contact practices to avoid injuries but maybe it’s time to strap the pads on and let them knock each other around a bit. I think the Oklahoma Drill would be a great thing for this team. [HCS]

Social media reaction from the KU game. [PFB]

Vincent Taylor wants the ball on offense. Feed the man! [NewsOK]

Kyle B. says Chris Carson showed off his value in the KU game. [PFB]

The 10 best stats from the KU-OSU game. [PFB]

Mike Yurcich on Saturday’s performance.

Previewing WVU

Robert Allen says if OSU falls behind by more than one score this weekend, it could be curtains: Never fall behind by more than one score. Oklahoma State has come back from double-digit deficits this season, but West Virginia is a different caliber opponent and you really don’t want to give them that kind of confidence to feed off of and deal with it on your bench, even though Oklahoma State is really good at dealing with the adversity. [Go Pokes — $]

Rudolph on Gundy getting No. 100 potentially this weekend: “We know it’s there. You never try to focus on anything other than what you can control, but we’re excited for coach. That’s a big milestone for him. So yeah, we definitely want to do it for him and do it for homecoming.” [NewsOK]

On this weekend: It all makes for as interesting a week as Oklahoma State has had this season. A win, and the Cowboys enter November as legitimate Big 12 contenders. And a loss all but eliminates OSU from the conference championship week. [Tulsa World]

This is great.

So is this.

Around the league

Tough to disagree with Berry Tramel’s Big 12 power rankings. [NewsOK]

OSU No. 4 in the ESPN Big 12 power rankings. [ESPN]

Lol.

This is outrageous.

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Pokes in the Pros

Tyreek Hill made a one-handed catch against the Saints on Sunday. [PFB]

Emmanuel Ogbah had a couple of sacks against the Bengals on Sunday. Awesome. [PFB]

More Stuff I’m Reading

Finished this novel over the weekend. It was really terrific until the end. Still a worthy read, but the ending was more Nathan Simmons up the middle than James Washington over the top. [GoodReads]

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