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2027 OH LB Brayton Feister (Oregon Verbal)

Going back to yesteryear, Woody would only recruit tackles. If they didn't have footspeed, long arms, etc. then they were moved to guards or center. Guess the old adage is still in play, 'recruit the kid, and let him find his position later on'. Instead of recruiting bulky guys, UFM started recruiting speed (much like SEC). Now, the Buckeyes have both speed and strength (thanks Coach Mick). Guess the only thing one cannot teach is heighth. The rest can be taught. Seem to recollect that Ted Ginn was recruited to play one position, but he ultimately shone on the other side of the ball. Believe the system behind recruiting is so evolved now, what with testing, testing, doing something different etc (clear I don't know all that this entails), and have the kid find out what he's good at, and what he enjoys. Most of the good college athletes played both ways at their HS. Anyway, just be glad all we really have to do is turn on the tube, pop a cold one, and enjoy the show on tv. Go Bucks
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Technology Gone Wild: Rise of the Machines


OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claims artificial intelligence has reached a long-sought threshold in which the technology can improve itself, unleashing rapid progress that may prove difficult to fully control.

The milestone, known as the singularity, promises significant benefits for society, Altman said, appearing to rebuke concern among critics about the societal threat posed by wide adoption of AI.

"We’re now, like, in the singularity," Altman said in an episode of a podcast called "Relentless," which came out on Saturday. “Now we’re actually in the moment that we used to talk about at the lunch table in a very not-serious way."

“I’ve been waiting for this my whole life, and I think it’s going to be incredible, hugely positive, awesome for the world," Altman added.
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TN RB David Gabriel Georges (Tennessee Verbal)

Per 11w poster:

No way would expect OSU not only to give him a 7 figure deal that high, but in no way would I want them to also provide PJ access to his family.

Kudos to him for getting it though. Get paid young man
Agreed. I also think that all this "football is a chore in Columbus" is just a smokescreen for "I'm not going to admit I went there for the money/perks".
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2027 OH LB Brayton Feister (Oregon Verbal)

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I'm just saying, that list is fantastic but it's missing that guy who won't be denied short yardage. Maybe it wont work out, maybe it will. Keeping those brothers from a competitor is also a plus.
It's peak Lunatic Fringe to take a tweet that literally says "Ohio State has zero desperation for a RB" and use it in your argument for signing a LB to play RB :biggrin:
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People to Punch, Pet Peeves, and General Vexations (mega-merge)

I'm as 420 friendly as anyone on the Planet, but don't be under the influence if you are driving or in public. Losers. I don't want to share the road with them, or smell it either.

Do that stuff at home.
I smell behind cats EVERYWHERE!

Morning commute, SERIOUSLY?

I smell it on the interstate.
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People to Punch, Pet Peeves, and General Vexations (mega-merge)

People smoking/vaping marijuana at parks, in their cars, outside stores/restaurants.

I am so sick of it. The horrible smell is EVERYWHERE!

GTFOH!
I'm as 420 friendly as anyone on the Planet, but don't be under the influence if you are driving or in public. Losers. I don't want to share the road with them, or smell it either.

Do that stuff at home.
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