NJ-Buckeye said:

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PremierDrum didn't leak anything. I don't know this twitter account, but they're just summarizing what PD said was what he believes the initial framework was.......and even with that, he's putting words in PD's mouth when it comes to which games get "vacated".

That Chinese agro-terror investigation has new arrests.

DubCoffman62 said:

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Dude, way to represent our people...

As long as he doesn't mount a crotch rocket in the CCC parking lot.

Did he just shit his pants?

Jaxbuck said:

with hindsight, how much of that was prepping for the Judgement Day he knew had a pretty good chance of coming?

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IIRC his NFL flirtations began following the 2019 offseason. He was ignored then and then tried again following their disastrous 2020 season...when he found his ass firmly on the scorching hot seat up there. So that was 2 years where he was relatively "clean" but after being ignored by the NFL, he decides during the 2020/21 offseason that he has to do better so...he starts cheating his ass off. Even then, he went another 2 hiring cycles without any offers before they finally win a NC* and at last somebody from the NFL is willing to give him another shot. I think he knew damn well the mob was coming after this was all found out, and we was lucky the Chargers were desperate enough to pluck him out of the jackpot.

It's kind of funny - when they hired Cheatin' Jim, everyone was very aware of his flaws and personality defects, but I don't think anybody really thought of him as a "dirty" coach. I sure didn't. No coach is squeaky-clean, so of course there would be minor stuff...and I think there was some small stuff his first couple of years, wasn't there? Hell, even the "cheeseburger" stuff is pretty small potatoes, but that's where he "broke bad" (hat tip Walter White). Instead of fessing up and being accountable (something he preached), he lied his ass off. Then, with his path back to the NFL burnt because he was massively underachieving at tsun, he decided "fuck it" and looked for an edge on the field. So here we are, a guy who was once seen as a titanic asshole and weirdo but not really a "dirty" coach now on the verge of going down as the dirtiest coach in the history of the sport. And the program that spent a century thinking they were better than everyone looking down at the supposed "football factories" being outed as a football factory of the very worst kind. Fuck them, I hope it hurts.

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I always love the revisionist history by DFBIA that Brady was some beloved scUM player in his time there.

They constantly hated on him and booed him to be benched for Drew Henson. scUM had absolutely nothing to do with his development into a NFL mega star. Hell Brady himself even had nothing to do with scUM until fairly recently.

NFBuck said:

He spent his last 3-4 years up there trying desperately to get back to the NFL

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with hindsight, how much of that was prepping for the Judgement Day he knew had a pretty good chance of coming?

Ohio State 2028 Quarterback Target Neimann Lawrence A Big Fan of C.J. Stroud, Wants to Emulate the Former Buckeye in His Game​

By Andy Anders on June 19, 2025 at 7:02 pm @andyanders55

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It’s hard to get more instantaneous than Neimann Lawrence’s answer when asked who his favorite Ohio State quarterback of the Ryan Day era is.
“C.J. Stroud,” Lawrence interjected as the question was proposed at Ohio State’s final one-day recruiting camp on Wednesday.
The 2028 quarterback prospect is early in his recruiting journey but already attuned to the lore of great Buckeye signal callers under Ryan Day. He’s an early name to watch in the sophomore class as Ohio State seeks to extend that lineage.
“For the past five or six years, they've had the best quarterbacks come out of here,” Lawrence said. “Justin Fields, C.J. Stroud, Dwayne Haskins. So just the QB development and the quarterbacks they have helped raise to the next level is definitely what stands out for me.”