There’s something about Stillwater, OK that makes College GameDay’s Lee Corso want to fire off six shooters and rifles. For his traditional mascot head pick, Corso chose Oklahoma State over Oklahoma, but once again, Corso elected to go for the pistols and a rifle firing off shot after shot.
Kirk Herbstreit advised the set which included guest prognosticator Rickie Fowler from the PGA Tour to take cover. It was a wise suggestion especially for David Pollack sitting in the Desmond Howard chair this week.
There’s something about the Big 12 as Corso loves to fire off guns. He’s done it at the Texas-Oklahoma game, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and two years ago again in Stillwater:
Corso and guns. It’s a volatile combination.

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