RugbyBuck said:

I think he's in the right program to help him work through it and keep himself right. He's got to be one helluva a strong kid, but will need the program. I'll definitely be pulling for him.

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Day's emphasis on mental health couldn't be better for the kid whatever he turns out to be

Thump said:

It's not going well for Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti

Between his private equity deal falling apart and lack of support for his CFP format, it's been a tough run for Big Ten commish Tony Petitti.

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I found the (dis)Honorable Gentleman from Washington saying congress would "fix" college sports to be the most galling/alarming/darkly comedic part of the article.

Sweet Woody in heaven do I hate politicians.

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Third-team All-Big Ten (media)

Someone who knows a lot more than me talk to me/us about Jordan's tenure as assistant WRs coach? Does he have Hartline's endorsement? Can he recruit?

I have never, ever.... EVER heard the cheaters' band play on the field in Ohio Stadium. EVER!! And I've been to a bunch of games. 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2012, 2014, and 2022. The boos drown out the band.

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Not only can you hear the band pretty clearly, but you can also hear the fans sing "O - H - I - O" during Hang On Sloopy, and you can hear the fans sing after Script Ohio.

1. Maybe they have a microphone on the field.
2. Maybe the cheaters' fans just suck.
3. Maybe they don't suck and they want to hear a good band play sometimes.

Gizmo said:

No to mention they basically had the same record last year, so this isn't a one year fluke. Lack of respect for BYU is crazy. They should already be in, not playing their way in.

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BYU’s problem is obvious. Best win was Utah and they got whipped by TTech. Just not enough quality teams in the Big12. So, assuming they lose to Tech again, they have to be a fringe team.

calibuck said:

And when the Buckeyes win again this year, you've got the other leg. Soooo, when the Buckeyes win the third in a row, which leg you gonna get tatted?

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His third leg, obviously.

Bagmen.

I'm glad to see Fitzgerald get another chance.

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Jagdaddy said:

Based on Wiscy’s QB play, which in fairness has been injury ravaged, I’m not feeling a strong urge to bring Kenny back.

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Yeah I guess strictly for finding a young WR coach that can maybe recruit (?). But it looks like he shifted back to coaching QBs this year.

As far as the OC role, Bucks can get someone far more proven.

And with the rumor (?) that Hartline will be next HC at UCF, starting to make more sense. Can see how the phone call went.....Hey KDW, you staying with your commit to tOSU? Sure, coach, as long as you're there.....PS, USC lost it's WR1 to Georgia, Zacharian Branch? that tOSU wanted, and even recruited his brother, a year before graduation to get him. Anyway, will see how/who Day replaces Brian (good luck to him), and who stays.

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GeorgiaBuck2 said:

It looked like maybe Jonathan Hankins? He is from Michigan correct?

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Thump said:

Correct.

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If he was the guy in the gray coat, then I appreciate you guys sharing.

TampaBuckeyes said:

In today’s NIL world there is no reason that Vandy can’t win the sec. They’ve got some wealthy graduates and they are the only major university in a town full of millionaire country artists. The ven diagram of people that watch football and listen to country music is almost a circle.

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That is all true to a certain extent. Having a major athletic program in a major city with so much tourism can be good, but also gives so many people other things to take their attention away from the program. And many of those people are bandwagon fans, and the minute Vandy becomes average, those fans will be non existent.
And many of those millionaire alum are also bandwagon, because the team was bad for so long. They will also leave if the program doesn't continue the same level of success. And will those same alum be willing to donate yearly like some alum at more football hungry programs? For example, Auburn hasn't been very good for a while, but it just makes their alum want to donate more to get more talent, similar to programs like Ole Miss, Miss St, etc. Idk if Vandy boosters have the stomach to keep donating big money if they fall below .500