Well, he's certainly making himself some future money this season. Cannot wait to see how this translates into a draft position.

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Visiting for the Rutgers game.

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305Buck 21 hours ago
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Flipped from Auburn to Georgia back in June, now flips back to Auburn.

The Richard's sequence in tbe beginning of the second there was interesting

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Yes! Lots of memories of listening with my dad in the garage on the AM radio.

I also pretended to be Keith Byars when running the ball as a second grader in White Cottage.

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Terry Smith on the radio on Saturdays and Paul Warfield on the replay of the game Sunday mornings

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Ryan Day Says Joe McGuire Will Remain Ohio State’s Punter, But Acknowledges Punting Has Been A “Mixed Bag”



For the season as a whole, McGuire has averaged 40.9 yards per punt, which would be the lowest average for Ohio State’s starting punter since 2009.

Despite that, Day has no plans to switch punters. While Nick McLarty is on scholarship and had a 45-yard boot on his lone punt this season against Grambling State, he believes McGuire remains the Buckeyes’ top punter. But he acknowledged that the Buckeyes should be better than they’ve been in that area.

“We haven't punted a whole bunch. The sample size is probably a mixed bag right now. We need to continually look at it and evaluate it and make sure we're doing what's best. But Joey will be our punter right now,” Day said. “We work at it a lot. It will be the first thing we do on Tuesday (in practice). I think we have the right guys in the game – we always take a look at that – in terms of protection and guys covering. I think it's been solid, but I know we can do better."

took the day off yesterday, got some stuff done around the house early, played 18 holes (2 loops of the 9 holes) - +6 overall, the par 3's kill me, but i did make an eagle on the only par 5 (on the first loop)

I met JJ at an AAU tornament both of our kids were playing in years ago. Super nice guy and very approachable. It didn't hurt that I had an Ohio State hat on.

Would imagine it would be hard to get a superstar coach to leave a comfortable gig, to take a team that just tanked their coach, without a hefty incentive to leave. The corporate football mind used to be, to give a coach three years to make it into a winner, but don't believe that's the case any longer. What do you believe it will take Matt Ruhl to leave Nebraska for PSU? He's got that program on the upswing, but has admitted his love for PSU, the AD, and probably the dirt on which PSU resides. Does Nebraska up the ante, give him more cash, AND a big buy-out, should/when the donors/fans/administration fall out of love with him? (kinda looking forward to when Raiola moves on). And (absolutely zero knowledge here), figuring PSU has more and better donors, to woo him to 'come home' to his alma mater for an increased payday. Dunno, but it's a great place to be in. Cignetti has also been mentioned, but don't see a home-tie incentive other than more money.

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I hope they don't have an unathletic sibling. Can you imagine how that would feel?

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Kind of like Elly De La Cruz's brother

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