CMic said:

Another “white lightning”?

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

It may be mathematically impossible for the Gumbos to blow this matchup at this point, but I still wouldn't be surprised if we somehow did.

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Jaxbuck said:

Bobby also had some domestic abuse proclivities

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calibuck said:

Dubs, sounds like our wives are sisters from different mothers. We're selling our house, and just had a hugemongous yard sale. Well, have a realtor that's across the park from us, and wants the house for her mother. Anyway, am stalling said realtor, as my wife will NOT allow me (!) to bring her over to take a gander. House is a mess, and she'll see. Said that she's used to seeing through the clutter to the 'bones' of the house. Nope, am told. Anyway, am doing what can to make house presentable (heck, I don't know where she puts things) so we can show this git on the road. So took your post to heart....

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saturdaysarebetter said:

Ohio State is one of the few schools that fears no one and will play any school which I admire them for greatly, and I can't think of any school Ohio State hasn't played.

Is there a school you would like to see Ohio State play?

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The question remains, as it has for a while now: How much longer can Hayes and McLain just flat out not produce at the plate before a move is made? And how much longer can that happen when one of your top prospects is in Triple-A hitting nearly .350 with power before you decide to see if he can be an upgrade to at least one guy who hasn’t been able to hit for multiple years running?

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RhodeIslandBuck said:

I know every program has their fair share of close calls and near misses, but fuck, don't think anyone beats OSU in that department.

I remember when I was in 5th or 6th grade, I read that OSU had finished #2 more than any program in history. That may have changed, seeing as that was 20+ years ago (that was depressing to write). Talk about bittersweet.

Still wouldn't trade OSUs resume for anyone else's, but you could write a book (and a LONG one at that) on all the coulda/woulda/shouldas. The margin between 2nd best program all time and by far the best, is just that razor thin.

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