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Earlier this year Big 12 commissioner Kevin Weiberg said game films had been reviewed and that, in fact, Porter had made the right call. The Big Ten supervisor of officials, who is used by the NCAA to assign officials for bowl games, concurred this week.
The problem is, few people saw the actual infraction. All the replays focused on Miami defensive back Glenn Sharpe jumping for a ball in the end zone intended for Ohio State receiver Chris Gamble.
The penalty occurred on fourth-and-3 from the Miami 5 in the first overtime of Ohio State's 31-24 victory. At the line of scrimmage, Sharpe tried to "jam" Gamble and impeded his progress. When the official who apparently had the call in the end zone didn't make one, Porter came rushing from the back of the end zone to throw the flag four or five seconds after the play had ended."
Would love to see them offer Bode Shoaps from Granville. Dude is college ready now and he's only a junior in high school. He absolutely blasts the ball and he's a good kid too - my son has mutual friends with him.
Smith also claimed Hartline wasnt a great WR coach/recruiter. Seemed like sour grapes because that was the guy that replaced him. Smith wanted credit for the WR turnaround.Anybody who ever brings up Zach Smith always posts it with a caveat. You'd think that would be enough of a big red flag, and yet....
Just poking fun at Canes fans and their inability to let go of a game that happened over two decades ago.Huh?

I get it.By retreads I meant coached at OSU, left and are older. It hasn’t really worked out for the older coaches especially Ash, Combs, Travers Johnson and a few others. If it was someone who was like a QC or is very young and raw I’d be ok. Guys like Wilson never work out a second time around
We have one though right that transferred in last year? Definitely would look at the guy from Illinois
We have one though right that transferred in last year? Definitely would look at the guy from IllinoisAdmittedly I know nothing about this kid but the offer list definitely isn't inspiring. They definitely need a decent transfer kicker for 2026.
No more retreads. It rarely works out. Fresh blood or else.
By retreads I meant coached at OSU, left and are older. It hasn’t really worked out for the older coaches especially Ash, Combs, Travers Johnson and a few others. If it was someone who was like a QC or is very young and raw I’d be ok. Guys like Wilson never work out a second time aroundPatricia could be considered a bit of a retread in some ways.
I'd be ok with Wilson - he has a strong enough personality and a definite system that would be able to keep Coach Day in more of an executive role.
No matter who gets the job, whoever it is has to have established credibility to be able to run the show on his own. Kelly had it. Hartline did not fully have that 'it' yet. Tom Herman had it while he was at Ohio State, especially after JT got hurt against TCUN, Tim Beck did not as we saw the following year.