cincibuck said:

I was on BP in 2005 and I was not among the first to join

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February 2005 for me

Kentucky

Thump said:

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This is great.

Looks just like his pops!

Seven other linebackers, led by Stover, saw playing time late in the game as James Laurinaitis played deep into his bench. The only linebackers who didn’t get on the field in the season opener were five-star freshman Cincere Johnson, sophomore Eli Lee and walk-on freshman Na’il Diggs Jr.

These focus on the university as a whole rather than football, but interesting to read when we look at the shabby state of a blue blood that in theory (CA talent and NIL $ and opportunities) can’t seem to pick up steam

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So this has to be the first team to ever have its fans storm the field and then go from ranked to unranked in the next poll. I'd like that to be written down in history.

An ironic thing that may have been mentioned was that KW was hired to “clean up the mess that was Michigan football” after the cheating and crying coaches.

And the first game of his tenure was this shit show

Notre Dame should just go full ACC and guarantee themselves an annual spot in the playoffs.

cincibuck said:

Hmmmmm, as I read the initial SEC response it was, “Any conference team adding players who signed an NFL contract shall be up Schit’s creek.

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it apparently should read “if CBS sports reports that you’re THINKING ABOUT signing them….”

Crump's brother said:

BP has been around 12 years or so-this is the first reason to have an Iowa thread.

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I was on BP in 2005 and I was not among the first to join

Jaxbuck said:

Purdy, Lawrence and Mayfield seem to kind of stand out on that list to me

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Good for Baker!

Hmmmmm, as I read the initial SEC response it was, “Any conference team adding players who signed an NFL contract shall be up Schit’s creek.

Stat Pack: Where Ohio State stands statistically after Week 1​

Where the Buckeyes are statistically around the country and in the Big Ten after the first game.​

Offense​

Scoring offense: 56.0 points per game - tied for 19th nationally, 3rd in the Big Ten
Total offense: 671.0 yards per game - tied for 3rd nationally, 1st in the Big Ten
Passing offense: 434.0 yards per game - 3rd nationally, 1st in the Big Ten
Rushing offense: 237.0 yards per game - tied for 37th nationally, 5th in the Big Ten
Third down conversions: 45.45 percent - tied for 61st nationally, 10th in the Big Ten
Red zone conversions: 100 percent - tied for 1st nationally, tied for 1st in the Big Ten
Sacks allowed: 2 - tied for 76th nationally, tied for 10th in the Big Ten

Defense​

Scoring defense: 3.0 points per game - tied for 10th nationally, 4th in the Big Ten
Total defense: 165.0 yards per game - tied for 20th nationally, 5th in the Big Ten
Pass defense: 120.0 yards per game - 37th nationally, 6th in the Big Ten
Rush defense: 45.0 yards per game - tied for 18th nationally, 4th in the Big Ten
Opponent third down conversions: 21.43 percent - tied for 23rd nationally, 5th in the Big Ten
Opponent red zone conversions: 0 percent - tied for 1st nationally, tied for 1st in the Big Ten
Sacks: 1 - tied for 86th nationally, tied for 13th in the Big Ten

Special teams​

Punting: 41.0 yards per punt - 98th nationally, 14th in the Big Ten
Field goals: N/A
Extra points: 100 percent - tied for 1st nationally, tied for 1st in the Big Ten
Kickoff return: 13.0 yards per return - 84th nationally, 13th in the Big Ten
Punt return: 2.50 yards per return - 85th nationally, 17th in the Big Ten

Miscellaneous​

Penalties: 81.0 yards per game - 118th nationally, 14th in the Big Ten
Opponent penalties: 15.0 yards per game - tied for 131st nationally, 17th in the Big Ten
Time of possession: 31:38.00 - 56th nationally, 7th in the Big Ten
Turnover margin: 0.00 - tied for 63rd nationally, 12th in the Big Ten