Jaxbuck said:

That's my point of disagreement. It wasn't dirty no matter who did it back then. It was just football.

I think it's disingenuous to look at yesterday though today's lens in any aspect of life.

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ScriptOhio said:

Over the years Ohio State has had success with the kids of former NFL players: Bosa, Bosa, Heyward, Springs, Harrison, White, Cassidy, Johnson, Styles, and Styles.

Anybody think of any others?

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OregonBuckeye said:

How old is he?

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DJ Jacobs told Blair Angulo at the Polynesian bowl that he’s not going to take visits to other schools anymore.

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“First was head coaching stability,” Jacobs said. “Ryan Day isn’t going anywhere and he was great with me. Next was stability with my position coach and Larry Johnson will be at Ohio State for a long time.

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Jaxbuck said:

He's older than @BB73

I hope his hip holds up

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TampaBuckeyes said:

They did get blown out in the playoff twice, but I do give Lanning credit for going out and destroying the Big 12 champ in the first round.

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ScriptOhio said:

Ohio State Football Communications Director Jerry Emig Named to CSC Hall of Fame Class of 2026

Jerry Emig, who will retire in 2026 after 19 years at Ohio State, is one of six members of the College Sports Communicators Hall of Fame class of 2026.

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Ohio State Football Communications Director Jerry Emig Named to CSC Hall of Fame Class of 2026​

Welcome to the Hall of Fame, Jerry Emig.

Emig, who will retire in 2026 after 28 years in athletics communications — including the past 19 at Ohio State — was named as one of six members of the College Sports Communicators Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 on Monday.

“I am thrilled, appreciative and humbled to be recognized as a CSC Hall of Fame member,” Emig said in a statement. “The feeling of pride I have to be included among this distinguished and distinctive group of communicators is real and will be everlasting. I want to thank the CSC Special Awards Committee and current Hall of Fame members for this honor.

"I also want to thank the communications staff at Ohio State University for its spirit, work ethic and leadership that makes every day in this profession a pleasure. Working alongside colleagues, coaches, student-athletes and members of the media has been wonderful, and I will forever be grateful that it has positioned me to receive this honor.”
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BuckeyeNation27 said:

I know. And what he did was dirty as hell, too. But the Steelers lived off it, and are still living off it. And getting away with it because that's the identity they got to create way back when.

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