johnson2443 said:

I would throw whatever money I could at Honor Fa’slave-Johnson. Elite safety and insane speed for returns.

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Same on Honor, reminds me a bit of Ransom on film and he was one of my favorites here. Big time target.

Maybe they could talk Bruce and the E Street Band into doing a charity concert in their Stadium. Oh, wait. 52K seats isn't going to cut it.

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It’ll snow

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Pretty wild that the top four teams are all B1G.


With our success, I'm shocked that the cheaters haven't rushed to add a team. That's what they did with men's lacrosse. Ignored it for decades when we were irrelevant, but the moment we gained some national prominence, they couldn't add a team fast enough.

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Quarterback - Grade: A-​

Running Back - Grade: B-​

Wide Receiver - Grade: A-​

Offensive Line - Grade: C-​

Tight End - Grade: B-​

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OL is tough because they played so well all year until the last 2 games. Might be a bit harsh I think but all that matters is the big games.

Ohio State's 2026 Football Schedule Includes Three of the Five Teams With the Best Odds to Win the National Championship​

Oddsmakers agree: Ohio State’s 2026 schedule is a gauntlet.

If the sportsbooks know (and they seem to more times than not), Ohio State’s 2026 schedule will be one of the toughest in college football next fall.

According to consensus odds to win the national championship from DraftKings and FanDuel, the teams with the five best odds to win it all next season include Ohio State (+700) and three of OSU's regular-season opponents: Texas (+700), Indiana (+700) and Oregon (+925).

Notre Dame (+675) is the only team with better odds to win the national championship than Ohio State, Texas and Indiana.

The Buckeyes' schedule also includes USC (35/1) and Michigan (40/1), who are among the top 15 in odds to win it all next season.

Per On3’s composite of nine early preseason rankings from national media outlets, Ohio State – which is ranked as the No. 1 team in the country – is set to face the No. 2 (Indiana), No. 3 (Texas), No. 5 (Oregon), No. 14 (Michigan), No. 15 (USC) and No. 21 (Iowa) teams in 2026, with four of those games coming on the road.

2026 Top-10 National Champion Odds (DraftKings/FanDuel Consensus)

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- Made Stetson Bennett and the Georgia offense an efficient machine.

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Adding to this. Monken pretty much built Brock Bowers into the best Tight End I've ever seen

Yeah, I watch what games aren't on B10+, but when he gets well......

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“A LOCKER ROOM OF GROWN-ASS MEN.” During a recent episode of The Triple Option podcast, Urban Meyer said the quiet part out loud: Ryan Day and Ohio State have shifted at least part of their roster-building philosophy away from high school recruiting and toward adding veteran players from the transfer portal.

“I think the template has been set now, with the Big Ten winning three years in a row with the most mature, veteran teams,” Meyer said. “Someone said the average age of college teams was about the same age as NFL teams. … The average experience was almost four years — someone threw that at me yesterday as well. The Wolverines did it. The Buckeyes did it.

“I actually talked to Coach Day about that yesterday. We talked about it before the (national title) game, and he mentioned that. Everyone’s talking about it. How do we get a locker room of grown-ass men that have been through it? Coaching that 21-year-old is a much different cry from coaching that 18-year-old. You’ve got a grown-ass man with experience that understands the game.”

Maybe, but I don't see CBs leaving after one year as frequently as other positions.