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You're the math teacher. You tell me if -$200B is ever good.
I watched as well. I specifically enjoyed watching the body language of the players once they realized they a) didn't have the plays and b) weren't facing a mind numbingly stupid gameplan. They realized the better team was actually going to win and they just quit.FS2 just replayed The Game from last year. What a heart warming, soul- crushing 15 minutes of F You from Ryan Day and the Buckeyes eating clock, smashing them in their POS cheater mouths, and putting the game away at 27-9. And then... Brutus.
An eternally applied, Fuck'em!
Those 12 year old Vietnamese girls are just going to need to put in some extra hours for the good of the Ducks.
The OL is going to be excellent this year. I think we'll be forgetting about the Miami and IU performances pretty early in the season (their only two bad games and against some ridiculously tough defensive fronts). Ian taking over at LT and being dominant would be an absolute crucial piece to a run at a title this season.This years Oline is going to be like last years D line. Everybody is getting drafted except maybe RT. Going to crush people
I think this list is mostly accurate, though I find it hard to believe Texas Tech isn’t on it considering how much money Cody Campbell has pumped into that program over the past two years.The Buckeyes made waves in their national championship-winning 2024 season when athletic director Ross Bjork publicly admitted to a $20 million roster. That may have been a shrewd maneuver as multiple sources at the time thought the true number was more like $30 million.
Bjork's bill has only gone up since then with a stacked roster that includes quarterback Julian Sayin, receiver Jeremiah Smith and defensive lineman Kenyatta Jackson Jr.
Smith, an all-world receiver who will be a top NFL draft pick next year, could be the highest-paid player in college football. Multiple industry sources believe his 2026 compensation is in the neighborhood of eight figures. Smith himself has claimed he turned down a $10 million offer to transfer elsewhere this offseason.
"They lost a ton," says a Big Ten general manager, "but I think their offense is going to be ridiculous."
You're the math teacher. You tell me if -$200B is ever good.Bad?

