ScriptOhio said:

Skull Session: Dan Lanning Slams the Current CFP Format, Dave Portnoy Pays Off His Debt to Urban Meyer and Kayden McDonald Says Ohio State is “On a Mission” to Win Back-to-Back Titles

Dan Lanning slams the current CFP format, Dave Portnoy pays off his debt to Urban Meyer and Kayden McDonald says the Buckeyes are “on a mission” to win back-to-back titles.

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DEBT PAID.” Dave Portnoy has finally paid off his $1,000 bet with Urban Meyer after Ohio State beat Michigan in The Game. Meyer revealed the good news on the latest episode of The Triple Option with Meyer, Rob Stone and Mark Ingram.

“Is it legit? Is it signed?” Stone asked.

“It’s signed,” Meyer responded.

Meyer, who went 7-0 in The Game, said Portnoy was “pissed” that people called him out for not holding up his end of the bargain long after he made the bet with Meyer on live television. Meyer said it was fine, as he believed the two of them were just “joking around.” Still, Meyer appreciated the gesture — and plans to hang the check in his man cave.

“Debt paid,” Meyer said.



Just sayin': Isn't the Ohio State NIL fund going to get the money?

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buckeyemania11 said:

There are way too many stretches game to game that are like this, it's been like this dating back to Holtmann. I know some people want to act like we have zero talent; this roster isn't the best in a national title contender type sense but it's not like MAC caliber either. I think a coach who knows what he's doing could get a lot more out of this group.

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• The Kansas City Chiefs signed former Ohio State defensive back Tanner McCalister to their practice squad.

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The Kansas City Chiefs have informed administrative officials that they will announce their move to Kansas today, according to sources who asked not to be named because they were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.

The move was pending the expected approval of top Kansas lawmakers, who met Monday in Topeka to discuss the proposal. The lawmakers, eight members of Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council, met at 1 p.m. in the Kansas Capitol. Within an hour, they had met in executive session, out of the view of the public, and returned to vote unanimously to approve a Chiefs stadium deal in Kansas. The meeting then adjourned without lawmakers sharing any details of the size of the public subsidy or the location of a new stadium. Rep. Sean Tarwater, a Stilwell Republican, said he expects details to be revealed at Gov. Laura Kelly’s 3 p.m. special announcement at the Docking Building, next to the Statehouse. Arrowhead Stadium The Chiefs have played at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, since 1972, and it’s been home to the birth of a recent football dynasty. Their current lease expires after the 2030 season.

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ORD_Buckeye said:

I kill a hobo with a hammer.

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Thump said:

Was talking g to a lower level coach Friday and asked him about the Bucks this year and he stated that it’s hard to win without NBA guys but that they have two coming in next year.

Question is, will Diebler get a chance to coach them?

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Bestbuck36 said:

Bet he can still run sub 4.5

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BuckeyeNation27 said:

My guy.....you're acting like a Michigan player guarding the M

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Best Buckeye said:

Do you think you've seen an all American defensive back?
how about one who never allowed a pass for four years?
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