STILLWATER, Okla. —
Oklahoma State senior cornerback Brodrick Brown is as fearless as a competitor as you will find — knocking down opponents with ferocious hits.
But when he’s not knocking opponents to the turf, Brown has another vice — knocking down pins.
That’s right, one of Oklahoma State’s most feared defenders is also forced to be reckoned with in the bowling alley.
“My high is 279 and then when I went with (Shamiel Gary) one time I bowled a 264,” Brown said. “That’s just another thing to do when you want to get away and have fun. Other than football, you have other hobbies that you like to do and bowling is one of them. It’s a fun thing to do, so whenever we get a chance to go we go.”
The self-proclaimed best bowler on the Oklahoma State team, Brown said his competitive nature opens himself up to any challengers.
“I welcome anyone to challenge me,” Brown said.
OSU Sports
September 18, 2012
3 p.m. Sports Minute: Oklahoma State's Brown knocks down more than opponents
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