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2025 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

cincibuck
Thump said:
www.yahoo.com

Woman Broke Up with Sherrone Moore on Monday — Then She Told Michigan Officials About Relationship: Prosecutor

Former Michigan football head coach Moore was charged with felony home invasion and misdemeanor stalking days after he was fired by university
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So she "Took one for the team?"
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OC/WR Coach Brian Hartline (National Champion, HC at USF, Buckeye OC for this postseason)

RuGettinIt
BuckeyeNation27 said:
That's obviously harmful. The not at all harmful part is what happens now. If players who are already transferring out go to USF, that's not harmful to Ohio State at all.
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Right, which was what at I was taking the conversation to be about.

Hartline getting this opportunity for sure hurts, but we all knew it was going to happen at some point.
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OC/WR Coach Brian Hartline (National Champion, HC at USF, Buckeye OC for this postseason)

BuckeyeNation27
Jaxbuck said:
It’s harmful in the sense we lost the best recruiter and developer of talent anyone’s ever seen, for the position that has given the Ryan Day offense such a huge advantage for the past 6 years.

The pipeline is still full but this is the most dangerous assistant coach defection Day has had so far. Maybe ever will have.

It will be a be interesting to see how he manages it.
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That's obviously harmful. The not at all harmful part is what happens now. If players who are already transferring out go to USF, that's not harmful to Ohio State at all.
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OC/WR Coach Brian Hartline (National Champion, HC at USF, Buckeye OC for this postseason)

SEREbuckeye said:
He probably should take KH. He’s not starting over Sayin next year or St Clair the next. Why would you selfishly want a kid to ride the bench here rather than make a name for himself at a directional school?

I would rather him transfer to USF under Hartline than go somewhere like Ga Tech. And if there are any players that were already going to transfer, why not USF as well? This would have been a great position for a guy like Flemming.

I’m not saying we give him Smith or Chris Henry, but there are guys like Bryson Rogers that would benefit.
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I have been on record saying Kenholtz should go to UCF with Frost, or now sure he can go to USF.

My main point is Hartline needs to be thrown into the deep cold water. And he either sinks or swims. No life rafts.
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OC/WR Coach Brian Hartline (National Champion, HC at USF, Buckeye OC for this postseason)

Jaxbuck
RuGettinIt said:
Yeah I really don’t get the angst TBH. I personally want Hartline to be successful and I don’t see how this is harmful to tOSU.
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It’s harmful in the sense we lost the best recruiter and developer of talent anyone’s ever seen, for the position that has given the Ryan Day offense such a huge advantage for the past 6 years.

The pipeline is still full but this is the most dangerous assistant coach defection Day has had so far. Maybe ever will have.

It will be a be interesting to see how he manages it.
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HC Ryan Day (B1G Coach of Year, B1G Champion, National Champion)

Jaxbuck
TampaBuckeyes said:
The biggest benefit to going fast is to get the defense on their heals, keep them from getting defensive play calls to the entire team and to keep them from substituting. Playing slow all year and then cranking up the pace in the playoffs can be more beneficial as the game plan for the other team will be expecting the ability to sub at will.

They don’t have to do it the whole game, but if they can do it in 3 drives in the first half it can provide an advantage. That’s if this team is even capable to run it, which they might not be able to do.
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And when it doesn’t work? What is the result in the game then? Tempo alone does not equal success.

Execution was breaking down Saturday night. That is not the condition under which you say “let’s get more volume in” unless you are a bad gambler on tilt.

If you have the skill advantage and you are executing, by all means go faster early in the game and build a lead. It’s situationally dependent but before situation there has to be execution.
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OC/WR Coach Brian Hartline (National Champion, HC at USF, Buckeye OC for this postseason)

RuGettinIt
SEREbuckeye said:
He probably should take KH. He’s not starting over Sayin next year or St Clair the next. Why would you selfishly rather a kid ride the bench here rather than make a name for himself at a directional school?

I would rather him transfer to USF under Hartline than go somewhere like Ga Tech. And if there are any players that were already going to transfer, why not USF as well? This would have been a great position for a guy like Flemming.

I’m not saying we give him Smith or Chris Henry, but there are guys like Bryson Rogers that would benefit.
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Yeah I really don’t get the angst TBH. I personally want Hartline to be successful and I don’t see how this is harmful to tOSU.
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HC Ryan Day (B1G Coach of Year, B1G Champion, National Champion)

TampaBuckeyes
Jaxbuck said:
There is no getting around odds so feel free to believe whatever you want. The cold reality is that in football, every possession you give your opponent without increasing your lead is a gift of win probability to them. Even if you have the better offense, defense, athletes and coaching.

“more plays” is not universally good—it is good only when:
they are offensive plays
they are efficient
they consume clock
and they turn into points

Anything else is just giving the opponent another coin flip—and upset math lives off of coin flips.

Again, the problem Saturday night was not a lack of opportunity to make plays. It was a lack of execution. They did not produce points.

Going forward, nothing else needs change. Day has beaten talented teams before with the exact same fundamental structure. His approach is not the problem, it was just one outcome.
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The biggest benefit to going fast is to get the defense on their heals, keep them from getting defensive play calls to the entire team and to keep them from substituting. Playing slow all year and then cranking up the pace in the playoffs can be more beneficial as the game plan for the other team will be expecting the ability to sub at will.

They don’t have to do it the whole game, but if they can do it in 3 drives in the first half it can provide an advantage. That’s if this team is even capable to run it, which they might not be able to do.
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PF A'mare Bynum (Official Thread)

bigdog3300
Haven't caught much Buckeye basketball this year, but watched some of the WVU game and like the rest of you, Bynum really stood out. Modern day big, not going to beat you up but he'll get his nose dirty, runs the floor, wants to play both ways, finishes with authority. Seems to have a good understanding of his skillset. Really fit into the lineup with some other bigs around him quite well.

While I'm always concerned about the culture (not that it's bad, but when you're used to coming up short every year that will always hang in the air until it's not), this team feels different talent wise. For once they feel like they can compete to be a top 5 team in the B1G...good balance, leadership, diverse skill sets...I think I might be feeling some excitement about watching this team grow for the first time in many years.
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OC/WR Coach Brian Hartline (National Champion, HC at USF, Buckeye OC for this postseason)

SEREbuckeye
Gunlife said:
I am done with this. Everyone is entitled to their opinion.

But yes someone did mention having Hartline take Kenholtz, a couple Wrs, and some OL men with him.
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He probably should take KH. He’s not starting over Sayin next year or St Clair the next. Why would you selfishly want a kid to ride the bench here rather than make a name for himself at a directional school?

I would rather him transfer to USF under Hartline than go somewhere like Ga Tech. And if there are any players that were already going to transfer, why not USF as well? This would have been a great position for a guy like Flemming.

I’m not saying we give him Smith or Chris Henry, but there are guys like Bryson Rogers that would benefit.
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