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Offensive Ratings By Position
Quarterback
Julian Sayin: 83.1 (48)
Maybe he thought he knew the play? Shit gets hard when you don't ehor he made him look like he thought it was zone and he had help over the top,
whichever
This is coach Cline erasure!
I may like the cut of his jib after all ...My buddy from Uptown New Orleans met him at a dinner before the Cotton Bowl when USC lost to Tulane. Said that Caleb absolutely threw a fit when someone served him a bowl of gumbo with tomatoes in it and apparently he kept crying the entire night that tomatoes don’t belong in gumbo .
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Yawn……Ohio State Unveils New Scoreboard and Ribbon Boards at Schottenstein Center
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The home of Ohio State basketball got a makeover this offseason.
As the Ohio State men’s and women’s basketball teams held their first official practices of the preseason on Monday, there was a new and improved scoreboard hanging above the main court at the Schottenstein Center. The court is also now surrounded by bigger and brighter ribbon boards, bringing a more lively feel to the Buckeyes’ arena.
We got our first look at the new scoreboard and ribbon boards on Monday as Ohio State invited the media to the Schottenstein Center for the opening day of practice.
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In addition to the new visual elements, Ohio State also installed a new audio system at the Schottenstein Center this offseason, replacing the original 27-year-old sound system “with a modern, performance-driven design that includes new line arrays, a new back-of-house audio system, mixing console, and support infrastructure located 135 feet above the court.”
The renovations to the Schott, which were completed this summer, came with a $5.2 million budget approved by the Board of Trustees last year.
So far, no one has even attempted to answer my questions.
I’m 41 and my zero fucks are already gone when it comes to caring if the train is on the tracks lolPretty damn good because I haven’t been there for over a week and haven’t checked in. We’ll see if the train is still on the track or if we went off the rails next Wednesday when I’m back.
Although I just turned 64, so my give a fucks are starting to wane….
| Round | Opponents | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Round of 16 | Michal Mmoh/Alex Rybakov | 4-6, 6-2, 10-3 |
| Quarterfinals | Robert Galloway/Evan King | 6-4, 6-2 |
| Semifinals | Santiago Gonzalez/John-Patrick Smith | 7-5, 4-6, 10-8 |
| Finals | Nathaniel Lammons/Jackson Withrow | 7-6(7), 6-4 |
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Good game to go off and introduce yourself…..
I dropped the Buckeyes to #10 in my latest ballot.
Just kidding. I haven't had a vote in years. Here is how everyone voted individually in the AP for Ohio State (note my good friend Rece Davis has Ohio State at #4 in this week's ranking):
Ohio State Buckeyes Football at College Poll Tracker
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Just sayin': Could Iowa be the "trap game" in 2026?
he’s listed as 6’1” … do we have an idea of his actual height… with and without socks…If he was 6'4" he would have been a 5*
Shitty comparison coming but it keeps popping in to mind...
Teams like Penn State or Alabama can never have cool flashy uniforms. The fans and the program just won't allow it, for reasons that are kind of silly if you really take a step back and ask the question "Why aren't we allowed to modernize?". Oregon is allowed to. They built an entire program around it from nothing. Miami is allowed to. All the "lesser" teams can change uniforms and nobody will be "angry" about it. But teams with historical significance......or in the case of Penn State, a cultish foundation.....won't allow for it.
I feel like the same can kind of be said about many things Ohio State does. For some stupid reason, we're not "allowed" to be flashy and open and fun on offense. We're supposed to line up with 3 TEs and tell you what we're doing and be better than you anyways. Fucking why? Why does it have to be like that? Why can't we have a fun ass offense where the players enjoy being part of it? Because of the status quo of 100+ years? I love me some tradition, but we're allowed to open things up and just have fun. We did it 2 years ago for an important string of games and it worked out pretty damn well. Every game should be played the way we played against Tennessee and Oregon. It makes 0 sense why we don't. If you want to work on certain aspects of the game.....do it in the 3rd and 4th quarters after we're already up 50.