osuvictory1 said:

He came in a project. Maybe transfer to USF to get developed with Hartline.

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I've read that he may want to go back to QB too

TampaBuckeyes said:

I don’t mean to put this in this thread specifically, but why are all the transfers going into the alumni forums instead of the college football forums.

General consensus is that alumni got a degree at the school. I get it for the kids that are good enough to get to the NFL after 3 without a diploma. Carter’s been here for 2 semesters. I’m not trashing him or anything, but he ain’t no alumni.

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You don't need to graduate to be considered an alumnus. You simply need to complete one full term (semester/quarter).

Famous Example of Ohio State: https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/news/1980/3/31/the-legend-of-jesse-owens-4

billmac91 said:

I’d assume for playing time elsewhere. They see who is in front of them, and who is coming behind as well. My guess is Bogpen realizes his opportunity at OSU is pretty small. Also, in the last you had some guys willing to wait their turn bc the development in the room was worth it. Without Hartline, the ability to stay patient and wait your turn is likely not there.

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He came in a project. Maybe transfer to USF to get developed with Hartline.

Thump said:

Bob Toledo.

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Can you please make it stop?

This one hurts. I thought he looked solid.

Is Hartline legally and/or ethically obligated to take any OSU WR he recruited that is now in the Portal?

ORD_Buckeye said:

Looks about white for Ole Miss.

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The only person of color in that pic is the grinch, which mirrors their worldview

So, other than Big Christmas headed to Baltimore, I haven't seen diddle-squat on this team in terms of player movement. Are they even going to field a team this year?

I bet Eberfluxcapacitor will be next, since he got shitcanned in Dallas as a coordinator after ruining the Bears (who magically are in the playoffs now that he's gone).

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Realistic expectations, not sure how you can't root for this kid

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So much for that waiting and learning

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brodybuck21 said:

USF

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Honestly He probably never thought he would see the day he could play at home for a coach like Hart. Good for him.

I’m definitely going to some Bulls games this year!

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TampaBuckeyes said:

I don’t mean to put this in this thread specifically, but why are all the transfers going into the alumni forums instead of the college football forums.

General consensus is that alumni got a degree at the school. I get it for the kids that are good enough to get to the NFL after 3 without a diploma. Carter’s been here for 2 semesters. I’m not trashing him or anything, but he ain’t no alumni.

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Valid point

Captain Buckeye said:

I’m not understanding these transfers. Lost Bogpen Miller?

Why are these kids transferring? They’ve all done basically nothing.

I don’t get it

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I’d assume for playing time elsewhere. They see who is in front of them, and who is coming behind as well. My guess is Bogpen realizes his opportunity at OSU is pretty small. Also, in the last you had some guys willing to wait their turn bc the development in the room was worth it. Without Hartline, the ability to stay patient and wait your turn is likely not there.

I realize it's not popular, but I like Jake Diebler. You probably have noticed how OSU has gotten behind but rallied frequently. You might think that means the coach isn't motivating the players properly early in games, but I'd say it's more of an issue with personnel not being the most gifted defensive group. These guys have consistently struggled corralling defensive rebounds, especially in the first half. The 1-3-1 zone worked again yesterday - if your team struggles to rebound anyways, why not keep it up? I like how this team seems to be coming on as the season has developed.

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