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Crump's brother · 2026-01-30T07:05:08-0500

BuckBackHome said:
Checked my phone when I woke up. Said it was -16. Ughhh.

Same here in NH. As my dad used to say, "colder than a witch's tit in a brass bra!"

pnuts34 · 2026-01-30T06:45:00-0500

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pnuts34 · 2026-01-30T06:13:37-0500

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux · 2026-01-30T00:33:03-0500

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brodybuck21 · 2026-01-30T00:12:08-0500

brodybuck21 said:
Looks like we are just waiting on...

@Bucklion

Bucklion · 2026-01-29T23:27:38-0500

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It’ll snow

Thump · 2026-01-29T23:26:04-0500

Zurp said:
Is this the new "Al Gore invented..." thread?

No, Bea Arthur…..

colobuck79 · 2026-01-29T22:40:25-0500

Donated.

DZ83CK · 2026-01-29T19:38:06-0500

Looking at the game from last season, OSU lost by 2 points and the difference was Wisconsin shot 25-28 from the foul line while OSU was 13-15. That's why life on the road in the B1G is hard, you can play good enough to win the game but lose at the foul line.

pnuts34 · 2026-01-29T19:15:46-0500

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pnuts34 · 2026-01-29T18:39:18-0500

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pnuts34 · 2026-01-29T18:18:24-0500

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pnuts34 · 2026-01-29T17:49:14-0500

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RugbyBuck · 2026-01-29T17:44:08-0500

I'm all for it, but I also really want to see mid-field crossing patterns hitting our guys in stride. We basically have Jerry Rice. Who's going to be able to cover/stop him on a slant? Of course, that's predicated on having a QB without midfield visual agnosia.

ORD_Buckeye · 2026-01-29T17:41:29-0500

Pretty wild that the top four teams are all B1G.

https://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-i-womens-poll

With our success, I'm shocked that the cheaters haven't rushed to add a team. That's what they did with men's lacrosse. Ignored it for decades when we were irrelevant, but the moment we gained some national prominence, they couldn't add a team fast enough.

DZ83CK · 2026-01-29T17:03:33-0500

I wouldn't play the "what if" game with this team because there have been a handful of close games that OSU has won. I'd say the Buckeyes have prevailed more often than not in games that came down to the wire this season. They had to rally and had just a 1-point lead within the last 30 seconds at Northwestern (won by 4). While it wasn't super close at the end, they had to rally at Rutgers. The Buckeyes had to get a bucket from Tilly in the final possession to beat ND. They had to go to double-OT to beat West Virginia, and OT to beat Minnesota. The other reason I don't look back and wonder "what could have been" is there are plenty of chances looking ahead that offer this team the opportunity to earn their way into the tournament. I feel like they've improved as the season has developed so they have legitimate hopes of earning their way into the field with the games remaining on the schedule, and it's not going to take them performing over their heads to do it.

johnson2443 · 2026-01-29T16:50:10-0500

brodybuck21 said:
11W Forums

RealDaytonBuck 20 hours ago
Fong says in his latest article that OSU is “in the thick of it” with some top edges to join Jacobs in the class. He says Chris Whitehead has us extremely high on his list. Mentions Rashad Streets as another edge we’re pushing for. Fong says he has a prediction in for Abraham Sesay but mentions we’ll have to see how his process shakes out
Ohio State is all in on Jaxon Dollar at TE and Fong thinks OSU covets Boyle County Kentucky TE Seneca Driver

Double Nickels 14 hours ago
Guerrieri visiting 5 star safety Honor Fa'alave-Johnson

I would throw whatever money I could at Honor Fa’slave-Johnson. Elite safety and insane speed for returns.

NJ-Buckeye · 2026-01-29T16:20:57-0500

THE reason Rutgers is in the B1G is .. it brings the #1 metro TV market (NYC/Tri-State) on the planet.. THE money maker...
similarly the reason MD is in.. is the #3 metro TV market DC-Balt
The revenue these TV markets provides to B1G is immense.. they actually should get a higher % of TV rev than they do

Plus they help the academic scores of the B1G

Captain Buckeye · 2026-01-29T16:02:05-0500

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Quarterback - Grade: A-
Running Back - Grade: B-
Wide Receiver - Grade: A-
Offensive Line - Grade: C-
Tight End - Grade: B-

OL is tough because they played so well all year until the last 2 games. Might be a bit harsh I think but all that matters is the big games.

ScriptOhio · 2026-01-29T15:57:24-0500

Ohio State's 2026 Football Schedule Includes Three of the Five Teams With the Best Odds to Win the National Championship

Of the five teams with the best odds to win the national championship in 2026, one is Ohio State and three are teams the Buckeyes will play in the regular season.

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Ohio State's 2026 Football Schedule Includes Three of the Five Teams With the Best Odds to Win the National Championship

Oddsmakers agree: Ohio State’s 2026 schedule is a gauntlet.

If the sportsbooks know (and they seem to more times than not), Ohio State’s 2026 schedule will be one of the toughest in college football next fall.

According to consensus odds to win the national championship from DraftKings and FanDuel, the teams with the five best odds to win it all next season include Ohio State (+700) and three of OSU's regular-season opponents: Texas (+700), Indiana (+700) and Oregon (+925).

Notre Dame (+675) is the only team with better odds to win the national championship than Ohio State, Texas and Indiana.

The Buckeyes' schedule also includes USC (35/1) and Michigan (40/1), who are among the top 15 in odds to win it all next season.

Per On3’s composite of nine early preseason rankings from national media outlets, Ohio State – which is ranked as the No. 1 team in the country – is set to face the No. 2 (Indiana), No. 3 (Texas), No. 5 (Oregon), No. 14 (Michigan), No. 15 (USC) and No. 21 (Iowa) teams in 2026, with four of those games coming on the road.

2026 Top-10 National Champion Odds (DraftKings/FanDuel Consensus)

TEAM	ODDS
NOTRE DAME	+675
OHIO STATE	+700
TEXAS	+700
INDIANA	+700
OREGON	+925
GEORGIA	+1100
MIAMI (FLORIDA)	+1400
LSU	+1450
TEXAS TECH	+1450
TEXAS A&M	+1700

NJ-Buckeye · 2026-01-29T15:29:16-0500

BuckBackHome said:
FB in the Smith offense.

not sure I've ever seen him block?
interestingly he's pretty much same size as John Brockington (you're really old if you ever saw Brockington)

brodybuck21 · 2026-01-29T13:52:53-0500

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ScriptOhio · 2026-01-29T12:54:45-0500

Ohio State is about to put four players in the NFL Draft’s top 10

Elite production, positional versatility, and first-round traits across the board have positioned Ohio State for a historic night at the top of the NFL Draft.

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Ohio State is about to put four players in the NFL Draft’s top 10

Elite production, positional versatility, and first-round traits across the board have positioned Ohio State for a historic night at the top of the NFL Draft.

Caleb Downs: generational safety, modern evaluation problem

Arvelle Reese: the draft’s most dangerous chess piece

Carnell Tate: WRU’s next elite receiver

Sonny Styles: redefining the off-ball linebacker ceiling

The bigger picture

Kayden McDonald will almost certainly hear his name called in the first round as well, but the top-ten conversation belongs to these four.

What makes this moment notable is not just the number, but the diversity of elite talent. A safety, a hybrid linebacker, a wide receiver, and a coverage-savvy linebacker climbing boards simultaneously speaks to Ohio State’s ability to develop players across the spectrum of modern football.

Four Buckeyes in the top ten is not an anomaly, it is a reflection of how the game is changing, and how Ohio State continues to stay ahead of it.

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Quarterback - Grade: A-​

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Wide Receiver - Grade: A-​

Offensive Line - Grade: C-​

Tight End - Grade: B-​

Ohio State's 2026 Football Schedule Includes Three of the Five Teams With the Best Odds to Win the National Championship​

Ohio State is about to put four players in the NFL Draft’s top 10​

Caleb Downs: generational safety, modern evaluation problem​

Arvelle Reese: the draft’s most dangerous chess piece​

Carnell Tate: WRU’s next elite receiver​

Sonny Styles: redefining the off-ball linebacker ceiling​

The bigger picture​

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Quarterback - Grade: A-

Running Back - Grade: B-

Wide Receiver - Grade: A-

Offensive Line - Grade: C-

Tight End - Grade: B-

Ohio State's 2026 Football Schedule Includes Three of the Five Teams With the Best Odds to Win the National Championship

Ohio State is about to put four players in the NFL Draft’s top 10

Caleb Downs: generational safety, modern evaluation problem

Arvelle Reese: the draft’s most dangerous chess piece

Carnell Tate: WRU’s next elite receiver

Sonny Styles: redefining the off-ball linebacker ceiling

The bigger picture