OHSAA is updated and should give you everything you need to follow along this weekend

I believe all games will be on 10/31 at 7PM, not ideal and will hurt attendance but it is what it is. I would have liked to seen Saturday games but I know the extra day of prep and planning is big for all involved.

Stanford

knuckifyoubuck said:

Didn't all that start under Urban? I've noticed a big slow down in all the alt uniforms being created under Day.

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That's not a head coach thing.

ochre said:

Hopefully Bjork knows.

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he HAS to be smiling from ear to ear hearing all the Scott Woodward slander flying around right now.
the entire country has completely forgotten that Bjork is the one who gave Jimbo a raise and an extension at A&M and is the reason that buyout was so high.
They're all still blaming Woodward and laying that one completely on him.

Nutriaitch said:

Woodward is probably a Lame Duck already. He probably already knows, but the public doesn't.

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Hopefully Bjork knows.

LA Monroe

Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

Hard to do when there's no university president.

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he'll be announced on Tuesday of next week (all signs point to it being Rousse from McNeese)
won't "officially" be President until January, but bet your ass he's going to be working already and all over this.

Woodward is probably a Lame Duck already. He probably already knows, but the public doesn't.

Tanner said:

Just looked at the SP+ rankings. Our special teams clocks in at a cool 77th in the country

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Seems high to me

Just looked at the SP+ rankings. Our special teams clocks in at a cool 77th in the country

BuckBackHome said:

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Saw these over on 11W and had to share.

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Show the one where Joe Flacco leads the Bengals to a win over the Browns.
Oh damn - how great would it have been if the Browns had beaten the Bengals earlier with Joe Flacco, and then the Bengals beat the Browns later with Joe Flacco.
Has a QB ever beaten his future team, get traded, then beat his former team in the same season?
Or... maybe this is funnier: The Browns lose to the Bengals (like they did), and then the Bengals (with Joe Flacco) lose to the Browns later.

scarletngray said:

Yes, it's true that they don't care.

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And I don't blame them for not caring. They shouldn't care. They got away with murder. They walked into the Big Ten headquarters and stole 3 conference championships. The first two were stolen at nighttime, when no one was watching, and then everyone found out what they were doing, and they walked in on a Tuesday afternoon and stole the third. They waved at the security cameras. They gave the security guards the middle finger and laughed as they all posed for selfies together. Then they put that trophy in the trunk of their car and drove off. The parking attendant even held the parking gate open for them.

The whole time, Ohio State tried to stop them, but forgot how to play football each year.

And then the NCAA finally had a chance to do something about it, but decided that $30 million buys a lot of rounds of golf, so they took that.

You're right that the fans don't care about the cheating. And everything the Big Ten and the NCAA has said (through actions) says they SHOULDN'T care.

CincyInterloper said:

The teaching moment here for me is that when you have a $50 million train wreck head coach hire, you fire the AD who made that mistake first, then let the new AD hire the next head coach.

Why should LSU AD Scott Woodward -- responsible for 2 historic buyouts -- get to make next hire?

Woodward has brokered deals that led to the two biggest coach contract buyouts in college football history. Can he show restraint this time around?

www.cbssports.com

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Another lazy journalist story? Yes, Woodward was the Texas A&M athletic director who hired Bubba Fisher to come there. But he was not the AD who gave Bubba the huge extension that resulted in the record buyout. That honor (dishonor?) goes to his successor. Someone now pretty, pretty close to Ohio State athletics.