CMic said:

The “disbelief” is that Moore was actually punished. It’s something the team knows nothing about.

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On being college football’s only two-time Heisman Trophy winner​

“Well, it means a lot, but I’ll be honest with you, I still think it’s gonna be broken. You know, I did it, so I know that there’s somebody else out there that’s gonna do it. But what it means to me, it really reminds me of how fortunate I’ve been to play on some great teams during my time at The Ohio State University. I played with some great coaches at The Ohio State University, but the teams that I played on, they are what really, really made me who I am and gave me the opportunity to do the things that I did during my time there. So I think of those folks because they are the ones that really made the difference. They made it happen, and I’m delighted to have had that opportunity to play with them because, again, they made it happen.”

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On the current college football players he admires​

“Well, I admire a lot of college football players. I certainly pay a whole lot of attention to The Ohio State University, and I really appreciate the things that our offense has done at The Ohio State University. Julian Sayin has done a terrific job there as a young quarterback. I like him. I like our running back, Bo Jackson, who’s doing an outstanding job. As a matter of fact, I can tell you that I like all those backs in the backfield that Ohio State has, and I’m looking forward to seeing what they do from this point on because they still have a chance to do a great job and maybe even win another national championship. Who knows?”

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On what Columbus and the state of Ohio mean to him​

“Well, you have to know that I was born at The Ohio State University Hospital, so as you can imagine, that means a lot to me when I can be on that field and look on the south side of the field and see the actual hospital that I was born in. It means a whole heck of a lot to me. When I was a young kid, I can remember walking down to The Ohio State University, standing on the south side of the field, looking in — it was a time when you could look inside Ohio Stadium — and thinking, man, if I had an opportunity to play here, wouldn’t that be fantastic?”

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“And it ended up being a dream come true. So it was unbelievable what that meant to me to have that chance to play at The Ohio State University, and not only me play there, but to have my brothers play with me because I played with two of my brothers during my time at Ohio State. So that was just a wonderful opportunity, not only for me, but for my family because my folks, who always followed us, had a chance to come to Ohio State University, watch their kids play, and enjoy all the things that went on in the city of Columbus, Ohio, as we played our football there.”

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Skull Session: ESPN Ranks All 64 College Football Playoff Teams Since 2014, Archie Griffin Calls It “A Dream Come True” to Be a Buckeye and Praises Julian Sayin and Bo Jackson

Bill Connelly ranks all 64 CFP teams since 2014, while Archie Griffin calls it “a dream come true” to have played for the Buckeyes and praises Julian Sayin and Bo Jackson.

www.elevenwarriors.com

SEREbuckeye said:

I genuinely miss reading Eleven Warriors (and other outlets) cover the gifts players got for being in these bowl games. Was really cool to see these big college stars geek out over a small electronic and tee shirts. Something wholesome about it.

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Jaxbuck said:

So the talent and depth of talent in the WR room will go down (most likely) but the offense will get better?

Seeing as Day’s advantage is built on the corner stone of having an NFL system with NFL receivers overwhelming the scheme and talent gap against college defenses, any hit to that massive talent gap at WR would seem to suggest offensive regression. Not growth.

I get wanting to be optimistic at baseline but what’s the logic?

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Merih said:

Once Hartline took the job, the option set for Day in this playoff run is: zero Hartline / leave the team, or 50% of Hartline with planned contingency / gap fill from Day and others. He's chosen the second. Makes sense to me.

The issue with the Indiana game was everyone thought it was 100% of Hartline, but then it wasn't, with zero time to put in a contingency, right after an already emotional high. It was worst case scenario.

This next game is a totally different setup. Everyone knows the constraints and expectations and have a month to work it out. I expect the offense to look much better

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Jaxbuck said:

As ESPN promotes a 30:30 telling us about Stuart Scott being a cultural icon.

He had a few good lines. None of these people are the actual entertainment.

None of these people seem to realize that.

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LovelandBuckeye said:

But, is this a loss for Nebraska? @Thump

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• Cameron Johnston debuted as the Giants’ punter after signing to their practice squad earlier in the week. He averaged 45.5 yards per punt on four punts in their loss to the Commanders.

BuckBackHome said:

He's back, which is not really a surprise.

Texas QB Manning to return for 2026 season

Texas quarterback Arch Manning will return to school to play in 2026, finally putting to rest questions about his future beyond this season.

www.espn.com

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Jaxbuck said:

Probably chugged similar amounts of cock though.

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cincibuck said:

It didn't help that Ohio State had FOUR, count 'em, four, candidates for the award; whereas Indiana, T Tech, Vandy, ND, has only one per. Also didn't help Sayin and Smith that the Buckeye offense went into clock eater mode.

Watching Henderson and Quishon having success this year validates the system, but it makes it difficult to achieve "Heisman level" numbers.

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