WE MAY NOT HAVE PLANTED A FLAG......... BEACAUSE WE OWN THE FREAKINN STADIUM

calibuck said:

Know it's only Monday after the Xichigan win, but am waiting for the reports from the recruiting folk on whether this game helped some of the young people in their thinking process. Too bad a team cannot take prospects to an away game (maybe playoff though?), so we'll see how many come back with an accelerated thinking about becoming a Buckeye.

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Won’t know that for a few days. Games mean more to fans than they do recruits. Especially only 1 game.

calibuck said:

Well, maybe the injured ankle will keep him from getting banged up, while awaiting his turn at tOSU RB. Given that it appears that we have RB1 and RB2 for the next couple of years, can see the need for a bigger style back to work the short yardage situations. CJ started out well, but didn't continue towards the end of the season. Seems like the cold makes for more injuries, so we'll see what the transfer portal provides in January. There's a bunch of seniors, but tOSU looks to still be a young team, especially on offense. Will lose a bunch of D to graduation/end of eligibility/going pro/transfer at the end of our next championship run. Go Bucks!

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I don’t understand OsU fans wanting a “bigger RB” when they have Bo, who is next to the same size as Quinshon last year and I didn’t see anyone clamoring for a big RB last year, they were fine with him. Jackson And West have bruising run styles to where they play bigger than their weight.
Akih is a balanced RB who is similar to Boom Herron in play style. Another RB who enjoyed contact and fought for extra yards. Imo, if Peoples returns Lock doesn’t look for another RB in the Portal

My bad to ruffle feathers about the age. Just thought it’d be interesting information to pass along. And @Ohioborn is correct, Brayton turned 18 in October. And he will graduate at 19. And the info I got originally was from an IG post, but then I saw it being brought up by other parents of kids he wrestles. Glad that Day visited him, but every major OSU analyst has said that both sides have shown little interest in one another. And Feister just visited scUM for The Game. There’s a lot of time until the ‘27 class signs, but as of now Feister is on no one’s list. And I just was wondering why, and my take was the age could be 1 of the issues. Since the worry is he’s closer to his ceiling than say a kid graduating at 17 or 18

Buckeyeskickbuttocks said:

I fucking loved that "Sherrone! You gotta get your guys outta here. Im not planting any flags"

You know why?

Because we've been here before and we're not fuckin punk ass bitches.

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I'm still laughing the the fake theatrics of guarding the M. The "poor us everyone else does bad and we only do good" culture up there is the biggest joke. Literally nobody buys it anymore except them but that's not stopping them from continuing to look like complete fools.

I’m also curious

Onebuckfan said:

They know Stallions ain’t walking through that door ..when you have a school hell bent on entitlement this what you get

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How do you really know; after all, he was a "master of disguises"?

Arkansas Set to Hire Memphis Coach Ryan Silverfield​

The Razorbacks finished the season last in the SEC with a 2-10 record.



Coming off a rough season-ending 31–17 loss to border rival Missouri on Saturday, Arkansas has decided to hire Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield, Sports Illustrated’s Bryan Fischer confirmed on Sunday morning.

The Razorbacks fired coach Sam Pittman back on Sept. 28 after a rough start to his sixth season in Fayetteville. Bobby Petrino acted as interim coach for the remainder of the season. Arkansas finished last in the SEC with a 2–10 overall record and an 0–8 conference record.
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Thinking along the same lines as Script. Looking at the eligibility lists of the DL, alot of backups, and starters have 'senior' next to their name. Do believe that some RS are mixed in, but not entirely certain. There in deed has been an influx of DTs, courtesy of LJsr, but a plug-and-play one or three technique could be valuable.

Woke up to snow and having to shovel. Don't even care.

I hope scUM whines until the end of time about the JS bobble. Almost disappointed we didn't plant the flag.
Fuck extending class to those unworthy of it.

The ship has been righted to the correct course. Now it's on Day and future players to keep it sailing in the right direction.

Know it's only Monday after the Xichigan win, but am waiting for the reports from the recruiting folk on whether this game helped some of the young people in their thinking process. Too bad a team cannot take prospects to an away game (maybe playoff though?), so we'll see how many come back with an accelerated thinking about becoming a Buckeye.

You won't want to miss this

ORD_Buckeye said:

Is it true that they were waiting in the tunnel to start a brawl, but security/cops cleared them out? That would be so on brand.

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That's what I heard

ochre said:

as people around here have often said, they have a type...

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Spot on every f'n time

Well, maybe the injured ankle will keep him from getting banged up, while awaiting his turn at tOSU RB. Given that it appears that we have RB1 and RB2 for the next couple of years, can see the need for a bigger style back to work the short yardage situations. CJ started out well, but didn't continue towards the end of the season. Seems like the cold makes for more injuries, so we'll see what the transfer portal provides in January. There's a bunch of seniors, but tOSU looks to still be a young team, especially on offense. Will lose a bunch of D to graduation/end of eligibility/going pro/transfer at the end of our next championship run. Go Bucks!

OregonBuckeye said:

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Visual representation of my take on the hire originally

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Ditto.

Steve19 said:

If I am a top recruit or current player, I am considering not only the developmental value playing on a Day-coached team, but also the fact that he considers carefully the cumulative effects of the number of plays on your body and runs a slow tempo game for that reason. The value of this for the upcoming NC run is important.

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True. On the other hand, Michigan and Texas can guarantee you'll be playing in as many as 4 fewer games per year.

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Everyone knows the rules.