Lunch links: Boone Pickens feels your pain

RSSBot · Jan 28, 2011

By David Ubben

Lectures about libertarianism really are best delivered while grilling in one's office.

Aldon Smith says he's pretty happy with the results of his workout regimen preparing for the draft in his diary for Sporting News.
Aaron Williams wrote an entry of his own, and says the competition from others has driven him to work harder.
The Oklahoman caught up with Matt Green, Oklahoma State's new kicker.
Colorado coach Jon Embree added another assistant to his staff.
He also believes the kickers on his team might have been 'over kicked' and become 'leg weary' last year.
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder hired his son, Sean Snyder, to coach Wildcats special teams. He'll also be the team's associate head coach and director of football operations.
A former Oklahoma player told Jenni Carlson of The Oklahoman that recruiting wasn't always the dirty game it is today.
She also has more with Cowboys' top commit Herschel Sims, who is more impressive off the field than on it, which isn't easy in his case.
Oklahoma State booster Boone Pickens says he sympathizes with the Connecticut booster who demanded his $3 million be returned after the Huskies coaching search.
Shame on Texas Tech for canceling its game against TCU, writes Berry Tramel of The Oklahoman.
Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post catches up with Colorado's three likely NFL Draft picks.
Nebraska is upping season ticket prices next season, but only by two dollars.