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Non-Playoff Bowl Games Discussion Thread

If Tennessee was in the B1G and had Wisconsin's schedule this year they woulda been at best a 6-6 team with a good chance at going sub .500.
Man, you really fucked that up. The saying is "If Tennessee had Wisconsin's schedule, they'd be undefeated."
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Notre Dame (football only discussion)

Yes….the kid was named Declan.
That's a good point. Is there anywhere that remembers the kid, outside of his parents and friends? Does Brian Kelly have a picture of him on his desk at home? Or when he gets a new job, will he put it in his office? Does Notre Dame have any kind of memorial to him? I think it's easy for me to point at Notre Dame and Brian Kelly and say they screwed up because "a kid" died. No - he wasn't just "a kid". He was Declan Sullivan. Notre Dame and Brian Kelly should have to say his name every day. Maybe twice a day: once first thing in the morning and once last thing before going to bed.

Lizzy Seeberg
And there's another name. Lizzy Seeberg. Brian Kelly may not have ordered the code red. Hell, I'll say that I don't think he did. But someone did. Whoever you are: do you remember her name?
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WR Carnell Tate (All B1G, All American, National Champion)

PFF believes Carnell Tate has true No. 1 receiver traits for the NFL​

The Ohio State wide receiver could be a top prospect in the 2026 NFL Draft and PFF outlines why.

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There are many things that make Tate such an enticing pick for any NFL team that chooses to take a chance on him. Not only does Tate have the speed to beat and defender off the line from the snap, but he also has the footwork to break on any type of route to create space on the intermediate throws.

Coming in at 6-foot-3 and 195 pounds, Tate has shown that even with his size, he has the ability to break off the line of scrimmage and burn any defender in front of him. Once he has done that a few times, defenders begin to play a little more off of him so as not to get beaten on the long ball.

The moment a defender gives Tate space, that opens up the short game for him, meaning he has the footwork to make a move on any defender to create space and for a perfect passing window for his quarterback.

Tate has all the tools to make a great NFL wide receiver, and don't be surprised if he goes early in the first round, as there are many teams that could use a difference maker on their team next season.
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tOSU Recruiting Discussion

Predicting three Ohio State transfer portal commits

With the transfer portal about to open, the Buckeyes could be adding these three players for next season.

The Ohio State football program finds itself in a similar position to last season when it comes to the Transfer Portal. If they beat Miami in the Cotton Bowl, they will continue to prep for games while the portal opens. That makes it tough for them to bring in guys from the portal.

While the Buckeyes are likely going to lose at least two players, they still have to add players to next year's squad if they want to maximize their potential. These three players could be guys that the Ohio State Buckeyes bring in very soon after the portal opens.

1. Chaz Coleman

2. Amaris Williams

3. Khmori House

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