Mike80 said:

Ehhh blaming the coaching only goes so far. At some point the kids gotta execute.

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Kids can only execute what they are prepared to execute. I agree, in general, with your statements; I know that I’ve coached games that I can look back at and say, that it was on the kids… but sure as shit, I can point at a few games that were completely on me and what I did to prepare them.

I heard OUZ's president is a sleeper candidate.

My Jessica Alba @Jaxbuck

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breaking news, Paul Skenes is really good, like really good at baseball

USA still not hitting well with RISP overall but they are 3-0 after beating Mexico 5-3. Judge and Anthony HR, Witt Jr. put on a defensive clinic and Skenes was dominant

calibuck said:

Need a replacement for Thornton (natch), and couple of bigs to replace Noel and Tilly. Don't believe Cupps is the answer, but a 6'8" PG seems to be a hard thing, trying to break a press and all. Be nice for a mis-match though. Have (hopefully) two more years of Mobley, and not entirely certain that Taisman sticks around. Bynum is solid #4, Royal a solid #3, Mobley solid #2. Need some backfilling, and see the new guy getting a shot at #3. Anyway, back to reality....

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Philon is considered a PF, not a PG. He excels on the defensive end and can run the court. Has work to do on his shot. Not sure what the plan is at the 3/4 with Royal, Bynum, and Thompson, but I would think Philon would be a part of that rotation.

Ted is known for having the record for most takeoffs and returns onto an aircraft carrier.

So I’m guessing Krisanthe has a very tidy little landing strip,

Needs to do some ‘spraining to at least one bp member

The NCAA is now a power bottom. But wants to show how deep those pillow bites go.

Tori Boggs. She’ll jump right to it.

Questions facing each Big Ten team in spring: Ohio State's defensive reboot, Bryce Underwood's next step​

Scanning the Big Ten as spring practices get underway to find one questions all 18 conference teams must address​

Ohio State: Who steps up on defense?​

There's a very real chance Ohio State lost three players on defense that will go in the top 10 in this year's NFL Draft in linebackers Arvell Reese and Sonny Styles and safety Caleb Downs. Reese and Styles are athletic freaks, while Downs was one of the smartest players Nick Saban ever had at Alabama before he transferred to Ohio State. Finding replacements for those guys won't be easy, but there's, of course, lots of talent on the roster. Sophomore Riley Pettijohn and Wisconsin transfer Christian Alliegro are two good options at the linebacker position. The Buckeyes will look very different from the back end but Duke transfer Terry Moore is one to watch at the safety spot.

Interesting one on Ped State:

Penn State: Can James Peoples be a star?​

Headed into the 2025 season, James Peoples looked poised to be the guy in Ohio State's run game. Peoples was expected to be the first option on first and second downs for the Buckeyes, but it never quite materialized that way. Bo Jackson wrestled away the job, rushing for more than 1,000 yards as a freshman, and Peoples hit the portal. He landed at Penn State where he should have a good opportunity to be a primary rushing option for a Big Ten program. The talent is there -- Ohio State folks were very high on him preseason -- and he averaged 5.6 yards per carry on 61 attempts.

Leather.

Needs haircut.

@Jaxbuck my deepest condolences

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I'd bet on Derrick Jones to get a yellow if I had it to do over. Even if he wasn't cheating. I want to go back and bet on Rodney Harrison getting a personal foul in every game too.

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Do you enjoy the taste of Leslie Wexner's ass. A "yes" is a deal breaker for me.

It's amazing how effective he is when he plays considering all the injuries he's had to come back from. Nothing in the NFL I'd like to see more this season than J.K. managing to play a full season and getting the donkeys over the hump.