BigWoof31 said:

Maybe, just Maybe - the quality of coaches has significantly ASCENDED in the B1G and outside of CKS, the coaching talent has dived in the SEC.

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BuckeyeNation27 said:

What will win out.....my irrational dislike of England or my rational dislike of Mexico?

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Thump said:

What is this?

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

A video of people to punch

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pnuts34 said:

But how is that any different than Urban Meyer learning that maybe he should realize:
Maybe JT is a better QB than Cardale in 2015
Zeke is the best RB in CFB after losing to MSU in 2015
Tim Beck shouldn't be running my offense in 2016
Maybe hiring my buddies isn't the best hiring practice

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Wadcutter said:

Where in Allen county?

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Zurp said:

Not to argue with you, because I agree. But I'm pretty sure it has everything to do with potential lawsuits if/when someone gets hurt.

True story:
Before I got to college, in the fraternity house that I later joined, they used to go up on the roof and hang out and party. To a 50-year-old, it seems silly. But maybe it makes sense to a 20-year-old who has had more beers than he should. Anyway, one night, a guy who was not in the fraternity (he didn't even go to school there) - he was just a friend of one of them - he went to the deli down the street, used a fake ID to buy beer, went to the house, drank some beers, and decided to go on the roof. According to the investigation, the guys told him not to go up on the roof. I guess they didn't restrict his access well enough, because up he went. Some time later, he fell off. It's a 3-story house. He and his family sued the deli that sold him beer, the local fraternity chapter, the national fraternity headquarters, and probably some other parties. Maybe the school? I think the case finally settled after I got out of college.
Anyway, my point is that if the school doesn't expel him, maybe it looks like they're complicit in his actions, and if/when someone else gets hurt, the door is wide open for a lawsuit.

So that's my guess - take some kind of stance against this behavior or a lawsuit is going to hit you in the belly and steal your lunch money.

Similar to the targeting rule in college: penalize the hits to head and neck area, or it will look like you condone these hits. Penalize them now and you've got some ammo against any future lawsuits.

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pnuts34 said:

I'd be pleasantly surprised if he's a Buckeye. scUM is offering more money and almost immediate PT. DB recruiting is starting to be less towards HS recruits and more of a balance with Portal entries(i.e. Igbinosun, Downs, Styles, Calhoun, Little, Moore and Kelly). I can see Walt flipping someone, and the class having 3 CBs, and then getting another 2+ in the Portal

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Crump's brother said:

It made a helluva mixer in 1999, it's like trying a Moxie if you're in Maine. You just have to.

Andean plumbing is shit. Don't flush tp, usually no hot water, if there is it's about the PSI of a decent piss.

And Dub, that would have cracked me up more if I didn't basically live through the same thing.

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ScriptOhio said:

Jamier Brown explains Ohio State's role in his HS transfer

Ohio State had a direct impact on Jamier Brown switching to Big Walnut High School in January.

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Jamier Brown explains Ohio State's role in his HS transfer​

Jamier Brown's purpose at Big Walnut is to be closer to the Ohio State University. Well, and a lot more than that.

The Ohio State Buckeyes were the sole reason Class of 2027 5-star receiver Jamier Brown left Huber Heights Wayne High School to join Big Walnut in Sunbury this past January. That's what Brown admitted to Ashland Source's Curt Conrad.

Per Brown, when asked about his decision to leave the Dayton metro for the Columbus metro, "I wanted a change of scenery and to be closer to Ohio State. ... When God closes one door, He always opens another, and that's what He did for me."

Brown explained after committing in November 2024 that the Ohio State University was his dream school. That message has been consistent through the reaffirmation of his commitment in May. Clearly, this is a spiritual decision for Brown. When you grow up in Ohio, you tend to wear Scarlet and Gray your whole life and feel it destiny to run out onto Safelite Field at Ohio Stadium.

Brown's decision to transfer to Big Walnut meant moving from the Greater Western Ohio Conference to the Ohio Capital Conference. It may be a step down in competition, on paper, at least, but given he's already committed, it may be a smart play for Brown. The media access in the local market will be good for his brand.

Plus, if we're being real, if there's one person who deserves the chance to transfer as he pleases, it's one of the most influential figures in Ohio in making NIL legal for high schoolers via an emergency referendum from the OHSAA.

Jamier Brown was a major voice for Ohio high school players getting NIL

What Brown accomplished in getting high school kids paid is something that will last for generations. Before ever stepping foot on campus and taking a snap, Brown is already a legend in the state of Ohio. Getting high school kids paid is a social justice issue that narrows the inequality gap. Brown helped explain how it gives kids financial literacy.
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Jaxbuck said:

as if I didn't hate that silly twat enough before...now he's a confirmed small ball = more skilled truther.

Shut the fuck up Herbie. You are out of your depth.

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Predicting the Buckeyes' record with less than 70 days to the 2026 kickoff

How many games will Ohio State win in 2026 with their grueling schedule?

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Predicting the Buckeyes' record with less than 70 days to the 2026 kickoff​

buchtelgrad04 said:

I’m not sure of his chops, but in theory it’s a great hire.

An NFL scout monitoring the transfer portal? Good deal.

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Jaxbuck said:

So as kids growing up in the 80’s, this would have been like us listening to guys going on about some team from the 1930’s.

I know they were great but I really don’t give a fuck anymore. It was 50 years ago.

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