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WR Jeremiah Smith (All B1G, B1G Freshman of Year, B1G WR of Year, Unanimous All-American, 2025 Rose Bowl Off MVP, National Champion)


Think for a second on how much better J Smith is than #6 for tsun.

Now think about how pissed you'd be if they gave #6 the Heisman for that hail Mary catch in the extra time against WMU.

If you are too young to remember it, THAT is why @ORD_Buckeye (and several other of us) gets so pissed off about Doug "boner pill" Flutie stealing the Heisman from Keith Byars.

It would be like that.
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Game Thread tOSU at Iowa, Sat. Oct. 3rd, 3:30 pm ET, CBS

Ryan Day Enjoyed Iowa’s Last-Second Win Over Michigan Just Like the Rest of Buckeye Nation: “That Was Really Impressive”​

By Chase Brown on September 29, 2026 at 1:49 pm @chaseabrown__
Ryan Day smiles

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Ryan Day seldom takes his coaching hat off to watch college football on Saturdays, but when he does, he appreciates a Michigan loss like the rest of us — even if he’d rather focus on the Hawkeyes’ victory than the Wolverines’ defeat.
When asked Tuesday if he was able to watch Iowa's last-second win over Michigan and enjoy the “end of a wild game” in college football, Day smiled.
“I did with that one,” he said.
With Ohio State’s road trip to Iowa looming this weekend, the eighth-year head coach quickly moved past the quip and explained what stood out to him about the Hawkeyes’ win.
“I thought it was very typical of an Iowa win, where they’re very comfortable late in the game like that, punting and playing field position and getting the ball back, but you got to give them a lot of credit to go down the field in a two-minute drill. That was very impressive,” he said.

Day learned plenty about Kirk Ferentz’s team from that win, and he’ll make sure his players understand the challenge that awaits them at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday.
“This is a tough-minded group of players and coaches that, you got to give them a lot of credit, going on the road and winning like that,” Day said. “They’re playing well, and they’re gonna have a lot of confidence going into this game, especially coming off of that win.”
Kenyatta Jackson Jr. was also asked Tuesday about Iowa’s comeback win. The Ohio State defensive end focused on what the Wolverines failed to do against the Hawkeyes: play for all 60 minutes.
“Team Up North, they had the game. They did a pretty good job with the run game. I just don’t know exactly what happened in that game,” Jackson said. “But Iowa, they came back, they fought to come back, and they won the game. So with us on Saturday, we just got to play 60 minutes of football. Whether that’s winning, losing or tied up, we just got to play 60 minutes of football.”
Ohio State and Iowa will meet as the No. 5 and No. 14 teams in the AP Poll, respectively. The Buckeyes are currently two-touchdown favorites over the Hawkeyes, with the over/under set at 45.5 points for Saturday’s showdown at Kinnick Stadium.

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2028 NC WR Braylon Clark (Verbal Offer)

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KYBuck4858 21 minutes ago
Per Simmons, Ohio State is still "setting the pace" for 5* WR Braylon Clark coming out of his TN visit last weekend. Still has it as OSU at the top, followed by Oregon, and then TN and others behind that. He will be visiting OSU twice this fall.

"The Vols helped themselves during the visit. They just didn’t do enough to change the current order at the top."
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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

Sadly, this game wasn't even on my radar....even while it was happening. I watched the extended highlights yesterday to see how Wisconsin could've wrestled a win away from a team that I assumed was much better than them.......but that's not what showed up in that 5 min highlight reel. Save for a pick 6 and another INT that was returned deep, Penn State did nothing.

Ha.
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CB Davison Igbinosun (All B1G, National Champion, Buffalo Bills)

  • Davison Igbinosun received the highest Pro Football Focus grade (91.1) among all NFL cornerbacks in Week 3 – and the second-highest PFF grade among all rookies for the week behind only Styles (91.8). IGB made six tackles with a pass breakup and allowed only three yards on two catches on three targets in the Buffalo Bills’ 24-16 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.
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