Will forever be bummed we got robbed of Tiger in his 50’s competing on his short game and grit.

His body couldn’t hold up obviously. I always said Tiger would break Jack’s major championship record in his early 50’s with wins on hard tracks where short game is required.

He kinda showed that with his last Masters win, but his competing days are over…..unless he applies and is granted a golf cart due to disability (I don’t think he’ll ever go down that route).

Ernie Els is openly pushing him to join the Champions Tour bc he’d have access to a cart. I hope he does it bc it’s always great to see him in a competitive setting.

calibuck said:

Sounds like you might be an 'untouchable'. You got complementary boxes to all the games, heisman? And reserved parking?

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Typically, I can’t make it to Columbus more than twice a year. More importantly, I’m not “that guy”, if you catch my drift. Most of these guys have questionable pasts, so I like to keep it as professional as possible.

My daughters class....2029! Wow

Bell saw playing time on offense for the second time this season as the true freshman from California got in for six snaps in the fourth quarter.

Jagdaddy said:

Weird rule, and I'm astounded that the OSU special teams haven't found a way to violate it yet.

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season not over man. im sure theyll attempt it

The Cavs have lost 3 games for the first time in a long time. New Bremen defeated them 16-7. So, losses to Clinton-Massie, Anna and New Bremen. Coldwater did have a dominant win over Versailles (who just took Marion Local to the wire, and probably got screwed) 44-14

SOLD!

Jaxbuck said:

If an opponent wants to stop us running the ball, they can. That is concerning.

Let a team get lucky and play us in bad weather where we can't make them pay by passing and we could easily get beat.

Good news is in the playoff era, 1 game isn't a season wrecker and the playoff games will not involve bad weather.

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Also have concerns needing a FG to win or to bury someone deep with a punt.

Former Ohio State football player sentenced in drug trafficking case​

The former Ohio State football player will now spend some serious time in prison.

Former Ohio State football player Demario McCall sentenced to 7-10 years in prison​

Earlier this month, McCall was sentenced to 7-10 years in prison after pleading guilty to drug possession and drug trafficking charges. He pleaded guilty to trafficking in cocaine, possession of cocaine, trafficking in a fentanyl-related compound, possession of a fentanyl-related compound, trafficking in drugs, possession of drugs, receiving stolen property, and possession of criminal tools.

In a separate case, he also pleaded guilty to trafficking in cocaine, possession of cocaine, trafficking in a fentanyl-related compound, and possession of a fentanyl-related compound. It's a very sad fall from grace for a former Buckeye football player who played for a national championship.

Unfortunately for McCall, he will now spend a lot of time thinking about what he's done. He never had a shot to make the NFL, and he wasn't able to move on. There's hope that he can atone for what he's done when he is released from prison, as everyone deserves a second chance.

Thank you

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They're actually not the complete shit show they've generally been but #HuskiesOverEveryone needs to be restricted to basketball

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HELLuva Win...

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Eh Illinois beat them worse.

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cincibuck said:

My impression from talking to Kent State alums is that everyone goes home for the weekend. There's no there, there.

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I went there in the early 90s. That was some bad football. 3 wins in my 4 years there. My Sophomore year I had a roommate from the Pittsburgh area that would go home a lot on the weekends.

Kent State football is a stepping stone program for coaches to get a better job if they have success. I blame them for not hiring Nick Saban in 1987.

Zurp said:

And I don't blame them for doing it.
What do they get for these games? $500k for each? Maybe more? Probably more?
On top of that, they can go to their recruits and try to sell them on Kent State with "Yeah, you didn't get recruited by the power schools, but if you come here, you'll still get a chance to play in their stadiums."
Kent State probably knows they'll never crawl their way out of where they are - a lower-tier G5 school. Might as well get some money to pay for the rest of their sports along the way, and who knows - they might be able to pull off an Appy State vs. the cheaters at some point.
Oh - another reason they're never going to get any better is the changing of the transfer rules. The moment a player emerges from a team in the MAC or other G5 conference, they're going to transfer to a team that can pay more for NIL and have a chance to get to and win the championship.

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They got $1.5 million from Oklahoma and $1.2 million from Florida State.

Looked good yesterday.

brodybuck21 said:

Yeah he did

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He did, but he’s also relatively new to football compared to his teammates - only been focusing on it for a couple years now. That experience probably benefits him more than the rest given he’s catching up. The fact that he’s taking snaps from elder DB’s is impressive.

Joey was on the kick coverage teams today

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Just sayin': The absolute worst special teams play of the year (so far). WTF went wrong here?

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Obviously somebody (maybe #83) needed to establish "containment of the punter" on the strong side of the field and 2 players (#28 and a blur at the 33 yard line) need to tackle better. The guy wasn't a sprinter, RB, and/or WR; he was just a frickin punter who scrambled for approx. (15 + 36 =) 35 yards.