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OSU Bullets Men’s hoops’ trip to Waco was grounded, but there was still plenty going on in OSU country on Saturday, not to mention a huge bout with historical implications coming up on Sunday night. But before we get to the happenings of an otherwise eventful weekend, let’s take a look at how Stillwater (like most college football towns) has been hit by the pandemic and a “mind-boggling” trickle impact of the loss of sports in 2020. • The Tulsa World‘s Bill Haisten penned a write-up on the effects on Stillwater and Norman, through the eyes of some of the cities’ business own...

white homecoming uniforms as the best throwbacks from 2020 – I’d be happy if these were the standard road uni Two Quotes • Will we see Isaac Likekele on the floor today when the Pokes take on K-State? A lingering foot injury brings that into question. “He’s just trying to fight through it,” (coach Mike) Boynton said. “And I probably need to sit down and make a decision on whether I need to sit him and maybe hold him for a game or two to make sure he’s good later in the final couple weeks of the season. 

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Bill Self had a pretty good retort after his student body heckled Cade Cunningham on Monday night. “I love our student body, and I think that we have a ridiculously-bright student body, and [the] average ACT score may be 31, I don’t know,” Self said. “But that’s one area that I don’t think they probably scored well, because that kid [Cunningham] is not overrated. That kid is good.”

OSU Bullets • This talk around OSU’s basketball ranking is insane – had no idea ranking had been so hard to attain: Oklahoma State came in at No. 24 in the updated Coaches Poll that released Monday. It’s the first time the Cowboys have been in the Coaches Poll’s Top 25 since Dec. 2, 2019, after the NIT Season Tip-Off last season. Before that, the Cowboys haven’t been in the poll since Feb. 16, 2015.