Turds

I'll wait until I have firm evidence...you know, the kind Q provides

Steve19 said:

From AI, but I checked and accurate...explains the original attraction of Big12 members to the SEC a bit more fully?

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Having a large alumni base is certainly an advantage, but I wonder what the Venn diagram between dues paying alumni and alumni that spend money on/donate money to the football program looks like for various universities. Are the dues paying alumni typically athletic department supporters, academic supporters, or both?

UCLA, Texas A&M, Auburn, California, San Diego St, Virginia Tech, USC, Seton Hall all losers Saturday.

What do they all have in common ? They are all teams near the bubble fighting for those last bids with Ohio State.

Come Sunday is the last chance to dance for Ohio State. Technically 1-10 vs quad 1 but no one is going to give them much credit for winning at Northwestern as their lone quad 1 win.

A MUST WIN vs Purdue. Lose this game and it is basically all but over.

Pretty much need to win out which will be really hard to do but that is the hole they dug themselves in.

Do I think they can do it ? Nope. But I will still root for them to try.

36" vertical at the combine. And he blocks like a fucking boss. Give me Will any day of the week in the NFL.

*also 4.74 40. Not bad.

I hate this fucking franchise. I hope theyre all in their offices and the building collapses with them in it!

Wow! What s brilliant game. Well done boys

I think this team can be decently competitive in B1G play as long as they keep growing from what I've seen so far. They obviously aren't gonna be conference title contenders but I think they can definitely do better In conference than projected by outsiders. There's still a lot of growing to do of course though but this isn't the hopeless mess we had last year.

Wish they woulda gotten that W over UTSA that one really got away

Can we put this piece of shit disappointing season thread behind us here in 2026?

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Now that Hankton is the wide receivers coach at Ohio State, those receivers expect Hankton’s success to continue in Columbus.

“They're getting everything they need,” Thomas said Friday during his media interview session at the combine. “From an off-the-field standpoint, he's always somebody you can pick up the phone and call when you have off-the-field problems. And on the field, his résumé speaks for itself.”

Asked to name someone who’s played a key role in helping him prepare to play in the NFL, Thomas identified Hankton.

“He guided me this whole way. He taught me things that I didn't know. Showed me the ropes. And he had guys before me, guys that played a long time and still in the league right now,” Thomas said. “So just understanding that he's going to lead me in the right direction, I always pick up the phone and call him.”

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Bell has actually been with the Buffaloes since last year, but had not formally been announced as a member of Colorado’s coaching staff until Saturday. His promotion to safeties coach comes after former Colorado defensive coordinator Robert Livingston, who doubled as Colorado’s safeties coach, left the Buffaloes to be the defensive passing game coordinator and secondary coach for the NFL’s Denver Broncos.

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Bucklion said:

Wow does this team look bad

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Being back Nancy?