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against other defenses in the Big Ten and elsewhere?
# QB sacks
Tackles for lose
Interceptions
Red zone defense
Turnovers
Scoring defense
Passing defense
Running defense
Etc
Nice to see how we compare to Michigan and others?

Ohio State looking very good after weekend visit but he will visit USC still:

This video of testimony at the UN a few days ago is really something. Why are we in Ukraine again? I thought Ukraine was winning? How long has this proxy war been going on? This war is essentially a big slush fund for scumbag politicians, arms dealers, dictator wannabes, defense industry lobbyists and private contractors....OH and Black Rock don't forget Black Rock which runs the country with the intelligence services now. It's the movie Dirty Rotten Scoundrels but on a global level and more people die.

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I understand that those who are in the transfer portal are through. Those who declare for the nfl can still play in the bowl game, although they may opt out, correct? Do you suppose the coaching staff really knows who is entering the draft and who is not despite players saying publicly they have not yet made a decision?

All 3 QBs who were Heisman finalists started for 3-4 years at their previous school before starting 2 seasons at their current school. I don’t think anyone saw Heisman finalist in their future when they were in the portal. If they were in the portal today with their resume at the time of their transfer, how would they compare to Howard, Ward, and Leonard?

- Penix (29 yds/15 ints 4 seasons @ Indiana, 64 tds/17 ints 2 seasons @ Washington)
- Nix (39 tds/ 16 ints 3 seasons @ Auburn, 69 tds/10 ints 2 seasons @ Oregon
- Daniels (32 tds/13 int 3 seasons @ Arizona State, 57 tds/7 ints 2 seasons @ LSU)


- Howard (48 tds/25 ints 4 seasons @ Kansas State)
- Ward (48 tds/16 ints 2 seasons @ Wazzu)
- Leonard (24 tds/10 ints 3 seasons @ Duke)

Bowl games don't mean anything anymore. With the upcoming 12 team playoff, they will matter even less.

Why not have a designated Bowl Week during the course of the season that occupies a current non-conference game slot on the schedule?

Example: Bowl Week is week nine.

After week seven, the CFP committee can release their initial CFP rankings, along with their selections for Bowl Week matchups. These games would be hand-picked by the committee to place similarly ranked, non-conference foes against each other in true neutral site games, and the results in those games would actually go into determining the rankings and seedings for the playoffs themselves. The matchups come out two weeks prior so everyone can make travel arrangements. We get compelling matchups that are guaranteed to shake up the rankings and improve everyone's schedule.

Good idea?

Palestinian is one of the only ethnicities where you can say things like this with no consequences.

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Bigots like Mark Levin are conservative heroes for being “brave” enough to call for genocide of Palestinians.

My ballot was:

1. Harrison
2. Odunze
3. Nabers

What I'm saying is, you're welcome.

Ok then.

Every active thread has dissolved into either negativity or bickering or both. Way to go team!!!!

I’m from the south but grew up a buckeye fan. Cotton Bowl is only a 6 hour drive so I’m taking the family. Besides the game are there any specific buckeye related festivities fans can enjoy while there?

I'll keep updating this as guys transfer and make NFL decisions.

Yet never builds anything.



What is there to learn from the charade of conservative politics retaliating against schools for NOT punishing speech?

Where are the “all lives matter” and “all ethnicities matter“ slogans when it matters.

Ryan Day is in Central Ohio. He'll do his in-home visit with Garrett Stover today and will also be at Pickerington North, among other stops.

Corey Dennis will see Tavien St. Clair and Air Noland today.

Tony Alford is in Texas seeing James Peoples on Friday morning and he'll be in Florida later in the afternoon/evening to check in on Jordan Lyle.

Brian Hartline is in South Florida.

Keenan Bailey is in Oklahoma.

Justin Frye is Northeast Ohio. He'll visit schools up in that area and be present for the D2 state title game tonight as Lakewood St. Edward and Springfield square off.

Jim Knowles is in Florida. I assume he'll check in on Nicholas Rodriguez and expect him to stop by TJ Alford's high school as well among others. He'll be in Texas on Saturday to watch Payton Pierce.

Larry Johnson will see Eric Mensah and then watch Amaris Williams tonight.

Tim Walton is in Ohio, he'll see Aaron Scott in the state championship game tonight.

Perry Eliano is in Maryland today.

Parker Fleming is visiting schools in Ohio and will also be at the state championships this evening.

All season we heard the players and coaches talk about the culture of Brotherhood and Family within the football program. But, when the opportunity presented itself, there has been a mass exodus of players. Yes, it is now the nature of the big time college football business.
How does this situation appear to the incoming recruits and their families? Are they surprised or disappointed or do they now expect that at the end of every season they will basically become free agents? They can enter the portal and negotiate new deals if they aren't happy.
Is this really the future of big time college sports? It's a cold business.

Texas A&M DL coach Elijah Robinson is the new DC at Syracuse. I've heard and read speculation that Syracuse will make aggressive NIL offers before signing day.

Why or how would an assistant coach change a school's NIL approach? Does the money follow the coach? It's always been my understanding that the source of NIL is boosters and businesses who support the program, not individual coaches.