calibuck said:

Just a bump here, but as it's 11/24, have to assume he committed somewhere other than the good guys.

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Signed with mississippi state.

You know some flea flicker and double pass type shit is coming too, be ready for that mickey mouse crap and don't let it burn us.

Tanner said:

Don't understand why they wasted that throwback pass kickoff return against Rutgers

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They already tried it on the punt return vs Minny, so I guess might as well have it out there on both.

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If you think that's bad - wait till you see the fucking truck we drive over Tech on Friday.

Ryan Day said just a few words that should have Buckeye Nation excited about the next quarterback after Julian Sayin​

Ohio State has a big time talent waiting behind Julian Sayin.

Ryan Day gives latest update on freshman Tavien St. Clair​

“I think he’s had his best week of practice this last week,” Day said on Thursday. “Had a good day on Tuesday. Making some good throws. He has the potential, and he’s gaining on it every day.”

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St. Clair is on pace to redshirt this season with just one game played and two pass attempts. The former five-star recruit was a major in-state win for the Buckeyes. He was the No. 1 quarterback and the No. 7 overall player nationally in the 2025 class. The 6-foot-4 quarterback has all the traits you could want from a player under center.

This season has been all about running the scout team and developing there for St. Clair. The freshman is expected to be the backup next year, with Lincoln Kienholz likely moving on. The current plan has gone as expected, and Day’s update on St. Clair’s progress is exactly what Ohio State fans should want to hear. He’s now most of the way through his first season, and the game should be beginning to slow down for him. Sayin may be the star on the field now, but the Buckeyes likely have another one waiting behind him.

Just sayin': I'm not sure that Ohio State really wants him to "move on". Sometimes you might need 3 QBs that are actually ready to play.

Time for @Thump to call the Bagmen for this recruit!!!

Mount is a odd team.

They took Maryland to OT and played Cincinnati very tough (led at halftime and for the first 10 minutes of the 2nd half until the wheels completely fell off)

But also lost by 11 to Bucknell (291st in Kenpom) by 11 and lost by 23 to the Western Michigan team we just beat by 33.

I have no problem with this. Hopefully OHSAA can get their arms around this quickly.

Tanner said:

Don't understand why they wasted that throwback pass kickoff return against Rutgers

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Just to get it on tape. Maybe?

iambrutus said:

did you properly disinfect after speaking with a xichigan fan?

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Just sayin': Yeah, and and it may not be too bad if you can go through the decontamination process with (a nude?) Ursula Andress.....

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Don't understand why they wasted that throwback pass kickoff return against Rutgers

I think they need to stay out west. OK is a lot closer to NV than OH.

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This is the bar:

Just a bump here, but as it's 11/24, have to assume he committed somewhere other than the good guys.

Appears so far that tOSU has got some talent under the hoop. Paired with the existing shooters, augers well. D is still an unknown (to me at least), seemingly with tOSU outscoring the other team rather than shutting them down. Need some of the underclassmen to be able to handle the ball, as this is Thorton's swan song year. Also make the critical points when needed. Success breeds success, and the recent 5* commit might turn the heads of the other players out there, making them think - what does he see that we don't. Gotta get in the Dance, and go further than first or second round exit. Go Bucks!

I think because of the constant making fun of Juggalos on here over the years that the Internet gods algorithm literally thinks I am a Juggalo and I always get these as suggested pages.

See another post:

OHSAA Votes to Allow NIL Following Five-Star Ohio State Commit Jamier Brown’s Lawsuit​

OHSAA member schools voted 447 in favor, 121 against and 247 abstained, with voting open from Nov. 17 to Nov. 21.

“We would like to thank our member schools for taking ownership of this NIL bylaw proposal,” OHSAA executive director Doug Ute said in a press release. “Whether our schools or individuals agree with NIL at the high school level or not, the courts have spoken on this issue across the country that the NCAA and high school athletic associations cannot prevent a student-athlete from making money on their NIL.”
Brown, the No. 1 wide receiver and No. 6 overall prospect in the 2027 class, argued in his lawsuit that he has an earning power of more than $100,000 per year. He told Thamel in October that NIL could be “a game changer for a lot of kids like me.”

“My family is getting by, but being able to use NIL would take some weight off my mom and me by helping cover things like tutoring, training and travel, which help me grow as both a student and a football player,” Brown said.

Bucklion said:

And they should. It’s obvious Gabriel has a low ceiling…might as well increase the Shadoobie sample size a little

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Nothing to lose and everything to gain at this juncture.

Jaxbuck said:

WKU is traditionally not the kind of team you want to schedule for Chicken Shit Saturday.

They can fight back more often than not even if LSU is it's normal self.

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defense shut them down completely.
their only TD was in a fumble return.

at one point late in 4th they only had like 4 yards of total offense for the half.