Damn. That's a brutal loss for the Padres. Pretty weird rule that you can play a ball off the roof for an out

OregonBuckeye said:

Do you have a source for that? 19 is just really hard to believe

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Well it's just under 20, but it's 128th out of 138...

The average age of the Ohio State Buckeyes football team entering the 2026 season is 19.95 years old per player. [1]

Roster Age Ranking

• • National Rank: No. 128 out of 138 FBS teams.
  • Power Four Rank: No. 63 out of 67 teams.
  • Big Ten Rank: Second-youngest in the conference (ahead of only USC).
  • Overall FBS Average: 20.32 years old [1, 2, 3, 4]

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BuckeyeNation27 said:

Two weeks in a row their scripted drive produces, then they shit the bed

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It was actually worse. Their defense had a pick 6 and another pick set them up to where they just had to drive 30 done yards. If it wasn’t for the defense, they would have scored 0.

Poor bastards. Now they play penn state. Somebody is starting 0-3 in the big ten.

NJ-Buckeye said:

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It won’t feed a family of eight through the long cold winter, but I’ll take it.

OHSportsFan said:

Passing yards and accuracy are great.

It’s the desire to pick up yards with his feet the last 2 weeks that impresses me - I don’t care if it’s 10 yards or 1 yard.

I think each of those carries has a huge weight with the team. Beyond any first down.

He’s starting to make “winning” plays.

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Next time we have 3rd or 4th and a couple, defenses will have to respect Sayin on the boot.

Walker with the huge bullrush and QB hit to knock Iowa qb out of the game.

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"He's got great size, great competitiveness, just great ability for a receiver," said Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz, who likened Smith to former Penn State star running back Saquon Barkley in terms of impact. "All you can do is do your best and try to be as smart as you can playing him, but he's a great player. With a little bit of luck, we won't see him again during my career, so that'd be OK."

Buckeneye said:

These guys are basically paid mascots; They see dollars, that's about it.

The downside is, when you do this, you are putting your name to it - something more people need to consider.

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Life Surge is definitely 100% scammers. Their whole business is extracting money out of gullible followers in the name of “kingdom impact.”

I assume Ohio State has has people that vet these type of things for athletes, or they should. I also assume those processes were overlooked or bypassed with Urban Meyer involved. In the DJ Byrnes episode, he says they basically wrap up the signing up for the $99 financial classes, which give you the access to the possibility to earn “kingdom impact” to the tune of $30k-$50k, THE bring in the headliners after 9 hours.

Interestingly, Pablo didn’t (nor did DJ) explore the entire backstory on “The Walk Foundation” but probably isn’t as straightforward as scamming people and taking advantage of their credit.

MPhillips said:

Thanks to Jason Bryant.

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Thanks for sharing! I'll save this one and put it up by the fridge when the season starts. I used to mostly just watch Ohio State, but I watch a lot of the action with my pops now even if it's not us.

The bootleg on the last drive was nice!