Herb Kirkstreit said:

Ain't no way. That has to be satire!

Huge payoff at the end. Talking about his wife's child fathered by someone else.

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It’s semi-satire. The news report and incident of an Amazon driver on the curb is real. The guy being “interviewed” is a comedian pretending to be the driver.

Captain Buckeye said:

This is common sense. To me you are anti common sense.

Every league in sports has contracts. In what world should players be free agents more or less every year.

I’m not understanding how you could be on the opposite side of this.

If they’re getting paid this should be like the NFL etc. College football is lawless right now with this stuff.

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What part of no CBA in place right now confuses you so badly?

You cannot restrict pay/movement of people no matter their profession if they haven’t had a say in it.

not downloaading

calibuck said:

Would it be considered negative recruiting if tOSU had DGG sit down and watch the recent UT v tOSU playoff game? Maybe show clips of tOSU DL pounding the snot out of their QB? Plus holding UT's RB to under 80 yards? Guess that would depend on which side of the field one sits on.....

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I negative recruit every few weeks if so

Jagdaddy said:

And once again the prevent defense prevents a team from winning ...

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Parking the bus against Mexico when down 10 men… makes some sense…. Parking the bus against fifArgentina…. when Messi is still in the game…. horrible idea…

So you're implying that Bama might have sweetened the agent's pot, beyond what the recruit owes him for services rendered? Probably wouldn't be the first time a player has been 'directed' to a team. Doesn't sound like 'free enterprise' agency.

ScriptOhio said:

Just sayin': You gotta listen to this.......

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So, my main question here is whether Santana Ono is related to San Antonio Holmes.

Today while returning to Maumee from a fishing trip I had an "experience". we approached Fremont and the next thing I knew we were at the Turnpike offramp in Maumee. It's kinda like a time warp......... so if that can happen to me today then why in hell can't it happen for the days until the next Buckeye game?
WTH?

Gunlife said:

He made about 5 must have catches that year. I was in high-school during that season, and thats when I started to go grey. That season will never be topped.

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No season will ever get even close to that. The champ game was the single most satisfying W I've ever witnessed or will ever witness

BuckBackHome said:

I can't recall where I read the article (probably ESPiN), but it was talking about how Erling Haaland came up slowly. I guess instead of just tossing him to the highest levels his progress was a bit more intentional to make sure he continued to play, get better, and not lose his love of the sport (that final part is my interpretation). I wonder how much intentionality there is with American soccer, at least on the men's side.

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Haaland was definitely brought along slowly, at least by todays standards, in the clubs he played at. He first played at Bryne (his youth club) and then at Molde in Norway from 2015-2019. Then he went midcard for a year (Red Bull in Austria) for a year before moving to Dortmund in 2020.

All that said, he started playing at Bryne when he was 16 and moved to BD when he was like 20…so I guess it really wasn’t that slowly.

Bestbuck36 said:

Lmao. Rankings have never been worth a crap

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No joke. There is ZERO reason for dropping him.

brodybuck21 said:

They never did. 2 singles in 9 innings as AL wins 4-0. Cody Bellinger is MVP

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Was that the Reds vs AL?

Definitely doesn't get enough credit. Great Buckeye!

Miller had a bad week.

Finished Angel Down. Solid book. Same author as Whalefall, which I have not yet read but the movie trailer freaks me out.

I don't know where to put my thoughts but I wanted to get the feedback of NIL people on positional spend. Essentially, where programs should focus their money.

I have this working theory that you shouldn't really spend alot of money on Tight Ends. Since the likelihood of developing a player into a TRUE Brock Bowers/Kyle Pitts/Tyler Warren are low - you're better off recruiting and paying a 2-3 star recruit and growing them into a decent player.

The tight ends where they run 8 yards, turn around, catch the pass and fall backwards picking up an extra yard - but spend the majority of their time blocking and in pass pro.

IDK - just think the ROI is alot lower on TE's

Miami star Malachi Toney emulating his game after a great former Ohio State receiver​

Miami's most exciting offensive player is trying to be like this Ohio State great.



The Ohio State football program produces great receivers every year. More than any other program, the Buckeyes produce stars year after year at that position. In fact, they have now produced a first-round receiver in each of the last five seasons after Carnell Tate was taken fourth overall in April.

That will increase to six years next season once Jeremiah Smith is drafted. They have become the standard program against which all others are judged. Now, even current players at other programs are looking to emulate former Ohio State receivers because of how good they were.

Malachi Toney tries to emulate his game after former Ohio State receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba

While speaking on The Journey, Toney revealed that he is trying to model his game after Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Njigba was one of the best players for the Buckeyes before he went to the NFL. Toney believes that he has a lot of similarities to what JSN has to offer.
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RB07OSU said:

If Joe Germaine's kid also walks on at RB, we're going to get to reinstate the greatest starting position debate of all time.

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And if Ginn's son comes to Columbus, we can have a signature file bet (and subsequent welch) about whether he will ever take a snap at quarterback.
IYKYK