Mike80 said:

Prediction - I enter the weekend leading 7-4 and end the weekend losing 10-2....

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ORD_Buckeye said:

I'd like to see Ohio State get all-time series leads against the other six bluebloods. Currently, we have winning records against the domers and tejas and are tied with Okie.

Losing records are against USC (10-13-1), tcun (52-62-6) and Bama (1-4)

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Thump said:

These videos slap!

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Jaxbuck said:

Bobby also had some domestic abuse proclivities

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calibuck said:

Dubs, sounds like our wives are sisters from different mothers. We're selling our house, and just had a hugemongous yard sale. Well, have a realtor that's across the park from us, and wants the house for her mother. Anyway, am stalling said realtor, as my wife will NOT allow me (!) to bring her over to take a gander. House is a mess, and she'll see. Said that she's used to seeing through the clutter to the 'bones' of the house. Nope, am told. Anyway, am doing what can to make house presentable (heck, I don't know where she puts things) so we can show this git on the road. So took your post to heart....

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RhodeIslandBuck said:

I know every program has their fair share of close calls and near misses, but fuck, don't think anyone beats OSU in that department.

I remember when I was in 5th or 6th grade, I read that OSU had finished #2 more than any program in history. That may have changed, seeing as that was 20+ years ago (that was depressing to write). Talk about bittersweet.

Still wouldn't trade OSUs resume for anyone else's, but you could write a book (and a LONG one at that) on all the coulda/woulda/shouldas. The margin between 2nd best program all time and by far the best, is just that razor thin.

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Mike80 said:

Can we dispense with the stupid idea that Sayin has any kind of "short" leash?

I realize 97.1's morning show is failing because of the guy Tyvis got stuck with, but their facebook page hyping up their video of T-idiot saying Sayin has a short leash this year is likely the dumbest crap ever uttered on that station. They must need the rage bait ratings....

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calibuck said:

Did I, or did I imagine that Day had spoken to Edmunds about recruiting another QB? Seems like I had, but brain is a tad foggy. More I read, seems like Brady is casting his vision around, and the home school (UCLA) looms large. Or is this a 'hedging one's bets' thing? Also seems like the cream of the QB crop is already verbaled to other schools, so 'moving up' doesn't seem like an option for tOSU. Some will say recruiting isn't over until it's over, so stay cool. One doesn't know what the conversations are between Brady and QB coach, but am betting they don't lead with 'hey, we're looking at other QBs if you don't do well at Elite QB thingy'. Anyone got anything solid other than rumor? Go Bucks!

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buckeyemania11 said:

Nobody fails to bring a run in with the bases loaded and under 2 outs than this team. Twice tonight including in the bottom of the 9th with the game tied.

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brodybuck21 said:

I beg to differ

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… Forbes, the son of Roger and Denise Lawson-Forbes, is from Raleigh, North Carolina. He transferred from Michigan State University and will have two years of eligibility in Columbus.
He is currently ranked No. 15 in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association singles rankings with a No. 38 ranking in doubles. His highest career ranking in singles was No. 3 at the beginning of the 2026 dual season.
Forbes helped the Spartans win their first Big Ten Tournament title this year since 1967, clinching the victory with a three-set singles triumph in a 4-3 battle against Ohio State.
Forbes played at the No. 1 and No. 2 singles positions this season, where he went 20-9. He was 16-10 in doubles….

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