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How do you think Ohio State would have done against LSU in 2019?

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gmen6981 said:
I like to think the Bucks would have given them a much better game that Clemson did, and that it would have been decided in the 4th qtr, but I don't think even the 2019 defense would have hung for 60 minutes with Joe B and company. That was a generationally great offense. Still would have loved to see that played though.
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I think the strategy would be to lean on our run game with Dobbins which was lethal. Limit LSU's possessions and we would've had a good chance. We were certainly more balanced with a top 5 O and D. LSU's D was underwhelming that year
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Favorite Taco Bell Food Item

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ScriptOhio said:
Re: Taylor Farms, based in Salinas, California, is a supplier to several major restaurant chains across the U.S.

Just sayin': That company has all kinds of problems...

Taylor Farms says ex-president committed $32M fraud, including UC Berkeley gift​

Just a month before Taylor Fresh Foods began grappling with a sweeping multi-state lettuce recall, the Salinas-based company filed a civil lawsuit against one of its former presidents and his wife, accusing the couple of a years long, $32 million embezzlement operation.
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Taylor Fresh Foods is seeking damages of at least $32 million, according to the lawsuit.

The allegations came just a month before an outbreak of a diarrhea-causing parasitic infection linked to Taylor Farms’ iceberg lettuce caused a massive recall in at least 27 states.
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Of course there's a link (beyond literal and figurative) explosive diarrhea and the Reds.
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NFL Police Blotter (quit breakin the law asshole!)

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:
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Fucked around and found out.

Half of the NFL have at least one legit fall guy in their posse. They depend on that player's money just like the player does.

Not the first group I'd target for a con game but what do people who are still alive know about such things?
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2026 Fall Camp and Other Tidbits

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Ohio State Practice Observations: Austin Siereveld Starts Camp at Right Guard, Isaiah West and Ja’Kobi Jackson Make Move at Running Back and Chris Henry Jr., Devin McCuin Stand Out at Wide Receiver​

For at least the first day of preseason camp, Ohio State’s first-team offensive line looked like it was expected to look.

Ian Moore manned the left tackle position while Austin Siereveld, who started at left tackle in 2025, began camp at right guard. Left guard Luke Montgomery, center Carson Hinzman and right tackle Phillip Daniels all started camp in the same positions they played for the Buckeyes last season.

Ryan Day said after practice that Ohio State is “gonna try a couple different combinations” on the offensive line this spring, another of which is expected to include Joshua Padilla getting reps at right guard with Siereveld moving back to tackle. Ultimately, Day said, Ohio State’s objective is to determine the best five on the offensive line, with Daniels, Moore and Padilla all still competing to be part of that five alongside Siereveld, Montgomery and Hinzman.

That said, it’s been widely expected since spring that Siereveld – who was sidelined for the second half of spring due to a lower-body surgery – would move back to guard, the position he previously played in his first two years at Ohio State, if Moore continued to look the part of a starting left tackle. After one day of preseason camp, it only appears more likely that Siereveld will move back inside this season with Moore taking over as Julian Sayin’s blind-side protector.

West, Ja’Kobi Jackson lead the way at running back​

Henry, McCuin make their case to start at wide receiver​

Kelly continues push at cornerback​

Additional notes​

  • Brandon Inniss, Brock Boyd, Phillip Bell and De’zie Jones all took reps at punt returner during the special teams portion of practice. Jeremiah Smith also stood with the punt returners, but did not take any reps.
  • Former Ohio State defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins, who announced his retirement from the NFL last week, was on the field with Ohio State’s defensive line coaches on Thursday observing practice as he explores a potential career in coaching.
  • Former Ohio State safety C.J. Barnett, who’s now the Buckeyes’ director of player development, was on the field repping as a scout-team receiver and defensive back during teach periods for the defense.
  • Scouts from at least eight NFL teams, including the Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis Colts, Washington Commanders, New York Giants, New York Jets, Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots and Las Vegas Raiders were in attendance.
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