brodybuck21 said:

Film Study: The Problems with Ohio State's Offensive Line Extend Beyond the Right Guard Position

While many believe a personnel change at one spot is all that's needed to solve Ohio State's O-Line woes, the issues go far deeper.

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I watched that too. i was amazed by what seemed to me to be the coaches not being able to get the players to stick to their blocking assignments. Apparently there was some butt chewing after incorrect blocks. The coaches need to get their acts together.
I was thinking the problem is all on the right side of the line. For sure I know better now
<<<<<<dumchit.

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I know it was a losing effort, but Sawyer's end zone pick in the SCUM game last year was genuinely one of the most incredible plays I've ever witnessed.

It isn't that Deion may be a "con man". He reeks more of a vague "prosperity gospel" type preacher than anything else.

I’ve met a solid sample of both fanbases.

Ol Miss wants nothing to do with this action.

#1 is indisputable but other than that, it’s a lot of fun to remember them and debate ranking them.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin launches landmark Mars mission in New Glenn rocket’s first big test​

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Once reaching orbit, New Glenn has among the most exciting tasks a rocket can be assigned. It’s slated to deliver the twin Escapade satellites on a path toward Lagrange Point 2, or L2 — a cosmic balance point about 1.5 million kilometers (930,000 miles) from Earth.

Lagrange Points can be useful for various types of missions because they allow spacecraft to potentially stay in orbit for a very long time while using minimal fuel. The James Webb Space Telescope, for example, is in orbit around L2.

Led by the University of California, Berkeley, a team of researchers will study the planet’s atmosphere — working to evaluate why Mars began to lose its once-dense atmosphere billions of years ago and assess radiation conditions for future explorers.

“Throughout the Escapade mission, the two satellites will take simultaneous measurements from nearly the planet’s entire upper atmosphere and magnetosphere, ranging from altitudes between approximately 100 and 6,200 miles (160 and 10,000 kilometers),” according to a UC Berkeley news release about the mission. “Coordinated, multipoint observations are necessary to … unravel the chain of cause and effect within the system.”

Escapade is part of NASA’s SIMPLEx — or Small, Innovative Missions for Planetary Exploration — program, which aims to spur researchers and companies to devise ways to use small, inexpensive spacecraft to carry out science investigations at far cheaper than typical price points.

The mission’s cost was estimated to be less than $100 million, compared with the roughly $300 million to $600 million price tags of other NASA satellites orbiting Mars.

Ohio State’s Top 25 Plays of the Quarter-Century: Honorable Mentions and Dissenting Opinions​

Just sayin': This (fairly recent) video ↓ has Scoop 'n Sawyer aka The Lone Star Heist at #3.

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25. Marvin Harrison Jr.'s acrobatic snag (Indiana, 2022)
24. Chris Gamble's pick-six (Penn State, 2002)
23. Noah Brown around-the-back (Oklahoma, 2016)
22. J.T. Barrett to Marcus Baugh to complete 18-point comeback (Penn State, 2017)
21. Justin Fields delivers bomb to Chris Olave through injury (Clemson, 2020)
20. Braxton Miller hits the B button (Virginia Tech, 2015)
19. Ted Ginn Jr. embarrasses Michigan's punt team (Michigan, 2004)
18. Steve Miller's College Football Playoff thick-six (Alabama, 2014)
17. Jaxon Smith-Njigba stamps record-breaking performance (Utah, 2021)
16. Ryan Shazier forces a Montee Ball fumble at the goal line (Wisconsin, 2012)
15. Antonio Pittman leaves Michigan in the dust (Michigan, 2006)
14. Ohio State clinches its first national championship in 32 years (Miami, 2002)
13. TreVeyon Henderson shocks Texas before halftime (Texas, 2024)
12. Tyvis Powell rescues Buckeyes in The Game (Michigan, 2013)
11. Michael Jenkins converts do-or-die 4th-and-14 (Miami, 2002)
10. Braxton Miller's prayer answered by Devin Smith (Wisconsin, 2011)
9. Joey Bosa's walk-off sack (Penn State, 2014)
8. Anthony Gonzalez makes "The Catch" (Michigan, 2005)
7. Evan Spencer, Michael Thomas pull off perfect trick play (Alabama, 2014)
6. 3rd-and-Jeremiah (Notre Dame, 2024)
5. The Brooklyn Dagger (Michigan, 2016)
4. Maurice Clarett strips Sean Taylor (Miami, 2002)
3. The Lone Star Heist (Texas, 2024)
2. Eighty-Five Yards Through the Heart of the South (Alabama, 2014)
1. Holy Buckeye (Purdue, 2002)

See website for the 15 honorable mentions too.

I'd love to have him in the class. He can do miracles on the field.

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J.J. McCarthy Trashed by Popular NFL Voice

A well-known NFL analyst took aim at Vikings rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy, questioning his readiness and poise after recent struggles under center.

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J.J. McCarthy Trashed by Popular NFL Voice​

A well-known NFL analyst took aim at Vikings rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy, questioning his readiness and poise after recent struggles under center.

Cowherd doesn’t believe that McCarthy has the juice.

Colin Cowherd Continues Crusade against J.J. McCarthy​

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He must wear his hat backwards.

brodybuck21 said:

i didnt mind the 2006 kickoff of 330pm

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I hated it but that's just because it gave me 3.5 more hours of anxiety/anticipation to deal with during the lead-up

J.J. McCarthy Trashed by Popular NFL Voice​

A well-known NFL analyst took aim at Vikings rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy, questioning his readiness and poise after recent struggles under center.

Cowherd doesn’t believe that McCarthy has the juice.

Colin Cowherd Continues Crusade against J.J. McCarthy​

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Really want Dre. Saw him on campus for the Texas game and he is a massive dude