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HC Ryan Day (B1G Coach of Year, B1G Champion, National Champion)

I hope Woody can't hear this. His Shadow still demands we ram it down TTUNs and Penn States throats.

I don't mean this literally. But their are some (my old dad) that still talk about Archie and Pete Johnson days..... OSU does have 5 national championships pounding people into the ground.
We have pass blockers not a Woody OL.
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QB Luke Fahey (Official Thread)

If he was 6'4" he would have been a 5*
That is exactly correct. He honestly could be 6’2 and have been a 5star
he’s listed as 6’1” … do we have an idea of his actual height… with and without socks…
https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/sports/football/roster/luke-fahey/13354

Listed as 5’11
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Game Thread Kent State at tOSU, Sept. 19th, 12pm ET, FOX

Offensive Ratings By Position​

Quarterback​

Julian Sayin: 83.1 (48)

That seems right. We all know he didn’t play a perfect game, maybe not even a great game, but he went 18-22 for 240 yards and 2 TDs with no picks. From the reaction online, you’d think he was the 2nd coming of Joe Bauserman vs Nebraska. He was good, maybe even very good. There are things he needs to do better, but there is a LOT that he’s doing very well.
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Caleb Williams (Cry Baby, Painter of Nails)

My buddy from Uptown New Orleans met him at a dinner before the Cotton Bowl when USC lost to Tulane. Said that Caleb absolutely threw a fit when someone served him a bowl of gumbo with tomatoes in it and apparently he kept crying the entire night that tomatoes don’t belong in gumbo .
I may like the cut of his jib after all ...
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The Jerome Schottenstein Center (Official Thread)

Ohio State Unveils New Scoreboard and Ribbon Boards at Schottenstein Center​

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The home of Ohio State basketball got a makeover this offseason.

As the Ohio State men’s and women’s basketball teams held their first official practices of the preseason on Monday, there was a new and improved scoreboard hanging above the main court at the Schottenstein Center. The court is also now surrounded by bigger and brighter ribbon boards, bringing a more lively feel to the Buckeyes’ arena.

We got our first look at the new scoreboard and ribbon boards on Monday as Ohio State invited the media to the Schottenstein Center for the opening day of practice.

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In addition to the new visual elements, Ohio State also installed a new audio system at the Schottenstein Center this offseason, replacing the original 27-year-old sound system “with a modern, performance-driven design that includes new line arrays, a new back-of-house audio system, mixing console, and support infrastructure located 135 feet above the court.”

The renovations to the Schott, which were completed this summer, came with a $5.2 million budget approved by the Board of Trustees last year.
Yawn……
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Game Thread Kent State at tOSU, Sept. 19th, 12pm ET, FOX

Riley Pettijohn, Will Smith Jr. and Jeremiah Smith Lead Pro Football Focus' Highest-Graded Ohio State Players Against Kent State​

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Offensive Line​

Joshua Padilla: 82.6 (15 snaps)
Gabe VanSickle: 75.5 (48 snaps)
Sam Greer: 70.6 (10 snaps)
Austin Siereveld: 70.2 (48 snaps)
Ian Moore: 69.8 (48 snaps)
Max Riley: 68.0 (18 snaps)
Luke Montgomery: 66.7 (48 snaps)
Carson Hinzman: 66.0 (48 snaps)
Carter Lowe: 63.3 (18 snaps)
Mason Wilhelm: 60.0 (3 snaps)
Jake Cook: 55.3 (29 snaps)
Deontae Armstrong: 55.2 (8 snaps)

Just sayin': I'm surprised to see three 2nd team OLs (Padilla, Greer, and VanSickle) had higher grades than the four usual starters (Siereveld, Moore, Montgomery, and Hinzman). The OL still has to be a "work in progress".

Offensive Ratings By Position​

Quarterback​

Julian Sayin: 83.1 (48 snaps)
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Game Thread Kent State at tOSU, Sept. 19th, 12pm ET, FOX

Riley Pettijohn, Will Smith Jr. and Jeremiah Smith Lead Pro Football Focus' Highest-Graded Ohio State Players Against Kent State​

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Offensive Line​

Joshua Padilla: 82.6 (15 snaps)
Gabe VanSickle: 75.5 (48 snaps)
Sam Greer: 70.6 (10 snaps)
Austin Siereveld: 70.2 (48 snaps)
Ian Moore: 69.8 (48 snaps)
Max Riley: 68.0 (18 snaps)
Luke Montgomery: 66.7 (48 snaps)
Carson Hinzman: 66.0 (48 snaps)
Carter Lowe: 63.3 (18 snaps)
Mason Wilhelm: 60.0 (3 snaps)
Jake Cook: 55.3 (29 snaps)
Deontae Armstrong: 55.2 (8 snaps)

Just sayin': I'm surprised to see three 2nd team OLs (Padilla, Greer, and VanSickle) had higher grades than the four usual starters (Siereveld, Moore, Montgomery, and Hinzman). The OL still has to be a "work in progress".
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Caleb Williams (Cry Baby, Painter of Nails)

hes such a bitch. good lord i cant stand that dude
My buddy from Uptown New Orleans met him at a dinner before the Cotton Bowl when USC lost to Tulane. Said that Caleb absolutely threw a fit when someone served him a bowl of gumbo with tomatoes in it and apparently he kept crying the entire night that tomatoes don’t belong in gumbo .
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Game Thread Kent State at tOSU, Sept. 19th, 12pm ET, FOX

Cardale is an arrogant a$$. He made plenty of mistakes when he was behind Center. And only played because of injuries to other QBs.

I've never seen him as arrogant. But he does know when a QB ain't it, and he found out he ain't it. I enjoyed his run in the B1G leading us to a Natty though.

I never saw him as arrogant either. In fact, he even came back his Senior year to demonstrate the importance of graduating. Hey, there were injuries and when the coaches said "next man up"; he stepped up and delivered big time. He's in a very select Ohio State QB group that includes Rex Kern, Craig Krenzel, and Will Howard.

Regardless, he left his mark on both Ohio State football and an Alabama safety in a very positive way:

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The Jerome Schottenstein Center (Official Thread)

Ohio State Unveils New Scoreboard and Ribbon Boards at Schottenstein Center​

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The home of Ohio State basketball got a makeover this offseason.

As the Ohio State men’s and women’s basketball teams held their first official practices of the preseason on Monday, there was a new and improved scoreboard hanging above the main court at the Schottenstein Center. The court is also now surrounded by bigger and brighter ribbon boards, bringing a more lively feel to the Buckeyes’ arena.

We got our first look at the new scoreboard and ribbon boards on Monday as Ohio State invited the media to the Schottenstein Center for the opening day of practice.

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In addition to the new visual elements, Ohio State also installed a new audio system at the Schottenstein Center this offseason, replacing the original 27-year-old sound system “with a modern, performance-driven design that includes new line arrays, a new back-of-house audio system, mixing console, and support infrastructure located 135 feet above the court.”

The renovations to the Schott, which were completed this summer, came with a $5.2 million budget approved by the Board of Trustees last year.
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