Great start to the 2nd half. 11 point lead with 18 to go

No one could muster up the strength to make a game thread I see.

Despite giving up tons of 3s to them they limited them from the line and the 2 point area.

Missing a front end of 1 and 1 hurt from Bruce but have the lead but we seen leads go away plenty in big games.

Must win or season all but over can they hang on ? Hard to believe a team with this talent is in this situation they should easily been a tournament team this year especially a year where all the bubble teams keep losing.

Considering how well Purdue has shot from 3 being up 5 at the half is huge.

Another wide open 3 cause our defender just wildly leaves his feet. I know some don't want to admit it but these things are the result of bad coaching

Mobley is on now after a rough looking start

Loyer is a bitch

Ivan with some great D and then an offensive board and dunk back at the other end

Big win today fueled by awesome long range gunning (program record 18 3s), but there were some stretches of mind numbingly stupid play (most notably repeatedly dribbling into turnovers against the press and forcing telegraphed passes into double teams). They are what we think they are, but when they compete on the boards (they did today) and Elsa’s aggressive and not getting hosed with b.s. foul calls, they’re a threat to anyone except the handful of truly elite teams. Kitts was horrific again, and it seems like we’re unlikely to get anything out of her this season as she tries to get back to pre-injury form.

The officiating has been shockingly balanced and fair so far

19-19

19-19 with 8 to go in the 1st half. The shots stopped all falling for Purdue.

Boys are hanging in there. More active on glass on both ends

Cliff Branch for us old timer. Skeets Nehemiah the hurdler too.Branch ran a 10.0 100 meters.

OregonBuckeye said:

They're diverting me from watching them with their uninspired play

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Me too.

Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

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63 mph top speed? Please. What self respecting Bulldog gonna let himself be seen anywhere near that airborne go-kart?

Purdue just draining everything this is gonna get ugly

4 minutes in and Purdue had already gotten 2 wide open 3s and made them both.

Meanwhile Mobley is in chuck everything up mode and missing everything at the other end.

Onebuckfan said:

They are a ‘cute’ team they only win whenThornton goes off. Everybody seems fine with it, a winter diversion till spring practice.

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They're diverting me from watching them with their uninspired play

BuckeyeNation27 said:

Yeah but every practice would've started out with everyone punching him right in the face for being a douchebag.

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IF nobody punched McCord in the face for those pregame "dances", then i think he would have be fine!

DaveyBoy said:

I just don't think McCord was that good. I think McCarthy would have been at least as good if not better with the talent and coaching he would have gotten at OSU. His mobility would have made the difference.

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Yeah but every practice would've started out with everyone punching him right in the face for being a douchebag.

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yeah....the only Buckeye close to Ginn level of speed after 20 yards was Parris Campbell...Joey Galloway as well. Come to think of, I can't think of many NFL players who were faster than Ginn....if any. Darrell Green ? Willie Gault? Jamaal Charles? I'm sure there are more but none showed it consistently in straight line like Ginn did. Elusiveness buys some speedsters space to run....Ginn was never elusive per se but just ran away from people. I wish I'd seen Bob Hayes and Paul Warfield in person to judge them more

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I think Ginn may have been the fastest Buckeye ever. But Campbell and Galloway will give him a run for his money. But overall, I’d say Chris Johnson and Marquise Goodwin are 2 of the fastest straight line guys I’ve seen. And also throw in Trindon Holliday who gets forgotten. He competed in the olympic trials.