I absolutely love this. College football is electric when there is hate involved.

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Week 2 recap before week 3 kicks off

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Jaxbuck said:

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If you thought that was bad, you’ll need to post that gif 10x after this one!

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Jaxbuck said:

If I didn't know any better, I'd swear Ryan Day was involved

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As I’ve suggested before, my view is that the lack killer instinct, turtling, and poor game management, is mostly endogenous to the program, and maybe even the culture of the state, more than being just a Day thing. The program should have a least a half dozen more natties than it does.

gmen6981 said:

I don't know. 2nd from the left is giving off some sexually confused (NTTAWWT) serial killer vibes.

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Zurp said:

I wouldn't be surprised to hear that any one of them has a dead hooker in the trunk of his car and he's going to show the others later, in an attempt to gain their respect.

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I wouldn't consume food or drink any of them handed me, that is for sure.

That said, in the context of getting my ass kicked by them, even at my age-I'd take my chances.

and since I like to try and think in probabilities and not absolute certainties- there is also a chance that AI does exactly what we need it to do and becomes the great productivity jump forward that we need given global demographic trends.

I mean, argue the percentages all you want to but it's greater than zero.

I know at my own personal household level unit economics it has been and continues to be a massive productivity enhancer. Fucking massive. Better yet, it has so far, not tried to use the vacuum robot to kill us.

So I think I'm just going to keep buggering on until it kills me.

This is a rebuilding year. You ain't nothing special until you prove it on the field.

Day should have been lowering expectations before the year. He should have reacted to a #1 ranking with some questions in public and challenged his players to own it quietly. There is a LOT of talent on both sides of the ball, but the team lacks battle hardening as units and have inexperienced cogs in the wheel this early in the season. Day could have managed public expectations much more strategically so that Ohio State didn't walk onto the field in Texas with so much to lose and much less to win.

The beginning of that game gifted Ohio State two scores, in large part. Day should have told his team at half time that the game was not won and that they needed to come out winning. Pre-season, we heard was that Julian Sayin was leading the team and performing at a higher level than ever. In truth, he performed well below expectations in the 4th quarter when the pressure rose. We could say the same thing about the defensive line.

Perhaps I am wrong, and I understand and agree with the central premise, but Coach Day needs to rethink his strategy of cutting the number of plays to save his players for the final championship run. We all know that he has stud ponies that want to be ridden but rotating more players on the field accomplishes the same player health goals. If there aren't more players ready to play, even in a rebuilding year, then recruiting and readiness strategies need attention.

This is a disappointing loss because of the way it happened. Championships are still on the table, but so is the possibility that they roll into The Game with three losses.

Bryce is having a tremendous summer. Really elevated his game against some really good World ATP talent. I think he’s beat 4 top 500 players in the last few months.

Should be a huge year for him with the Bucks.

JCOSU86 said:

Is he hurt?

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Maybe mixing him up with Zion Grady?

Romanowski said:

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Allen was my choice for the #1 pick over Baker, but as a Browns fan, I'm pretty sure he would have washed out of the league by this point if they had drafted him. Nobody destroys a promising career like the Browns. That being said my most preferred draft that year was to trade out of #1, then move up from the 1st pick in the second round to get Lamar rather than Austin Corbett with that pick. There probably was a way to come out of that draft with Denzel, Minkah Fitzpatrick, Lamar Jackson, Nick Chubb, and an extra first-rounder the next year.

Won't be too hard to correct his naming of TOSU.....

Great point, RB. Hopefully when DJJ shows up (wherever), and there's a candy-apple red Ferrari sitting there with a big ribbon on it, with his name, all this real stuff doesn't pale in comparison. Sounds like his Dad is more grounded than that, but one never knows.....here's hopin'.......

Jaxbuck said:

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Brick top with an all-timer

Where did the little psycho hose beast go?

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100 to 0…………Still won,t erase the debical , or my spelling

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