Big 12 links: Gundy says most have 'given up' on Bryant playing with OSU

Big 12 Blog

October, 27, 2009

Oct 27

1:31

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By Tim Griffin

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin

It's time for the tastiest of dinner accompaniment.

Nothing goes better on a cool fall Heartland afternoon that a heaping helping of links along with a lunch of your choice.

Here are our daily offerings.

Mike Gundy told the Tulsa World’s Bill Haisten that everybody seemingly “has given up” on hopes of Dez Bryant returning to Oklahoma State this season.
B.G. Brooks of CUBuffs.com writes about the Big 12 North being a “Six-Ring Circus.”
Texas A&M is one of Athlon Sports’ Mitch Light’s teams of the week and Nebraska is one of his weekly disappointments.
Mike Leach is throwing out some not-so-subtle hints that Seth Doege might be Texas Tech's starting quarterback against Kansas on Saturday.
Iowa Gov. Chet Culver got into some political hot water over the weekend when he issued a statement congratulating Iowa and not Iowa State for big victories on Saturday, Charlotte Eby of the Quad City Times reports.
Texas’ recent penchant for comebacks against Oklahoma State is analyzed by the San Antonio Express-News’ Mike Finger.
The Omaha World-Herald’s Lee Barfknecht writes about Bill Snyder’s turnaround at Kansas State since the start of the season.
How injured is Nebraska I-back Roy Helu Jr.? Those are among the ponderables in the latest edition of First Downs and Second Guesses from the Omaha World-Herald’s Tom Shatel.
Bill Snyder retreated some from his pointed criticism of his offense after the Wildcats’ second-half struggles against Colorado, Kellis Robinette of the Kansas City Star reports.
The insertion of Cody Hawkins back into the lineup against Colorado stoked some melodrama back in the Buffaloes’ quarterback controversy, Neill Woelk of the Boulder Camera writes.

Tags:

Colorado Buffaloes, Iowa State Cyclones, Kansas Jayhawks, Kansas State Wildcats, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Texas Longhorns, Texas A&M Aggies, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Chet Culver, Bill Snyder, Dez Bryant, Mike Leach, Roy Helu Jr., Cody Hawkins, Mike Gundy, Seth Doege

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