Ok, just to sum up, so far this year OSU has lost to

Western Carolina
Furman
Bethune Cookman
Wofford
Texas A&M (Corpus Christi)

JFC...

Sick again,I'm sick today with a cold. Can't go to rehab. But I'm toughing it out, yessir. Not even going to ER(yet). Staying at home and doing the Dayquil and chicken noodle soup thing.
Gonna go back to bed soon and then I'll show this old cold a thing or two yessiree. I'll man up and kick some flu virus butt.
What really sucks is I got it at the monday night poker game. I can't go getting the rest of the old fookers sick too.
Wahhh I want my Mommy!

This was my post from the Holtmann thread regarding my take on the last play in regulation.

LitlBuck said:

I am still on the fence regarding Holtmann. I will wait until he gets next year's recruiting class in and then I will judge him. However, the last play in regulation yesterday against Wisconsin really bothers me. I know that CJ was are leading scorer in that game but I question whether or not he was the person to be handling the ball in that possession. It has been shown over this season that CJ does not as of the ball very well when trying to penetrate and he shoots much better when he is already set. I almost would have rather seen the ball in the hands of Woods or Washington. I realize that CJ is a senior and that might have played into Holtmann's decision. Nonetheless, I thought the "play" was very poorly conceived not to mention executed.

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Carsen Edwards, Cassius Winston highlight 2018-19 All-Big Ten Team
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Audio: 2019 B1G Men’s Basketball Tournament coach’s teleconference
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WE DONT FUCKING CARE!!

View the official 2019 Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament bracket
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Michigan State, Purdue, Michigan and Wisconsin are the top four seeds in the 2019 Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament, the conference office announced on Sunday evening. The 22nd annual event will be played from March 13-17 at the United Center.

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Jake said:

Does this league exist?

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I don’t think it’s active. We played like two seasons ago.

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Well, I guess Nick will just have to forget about even getting drafted in the first round, what with DE phenoms like Rashan Gary, John Cominsky, and Ben Banogu blowing up the combine. I'd never even heard of the last two fuckers.

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Free Agency Recap – Day Two
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The Columbus Destroyers continued construction of their 2019 roster on Tuesday, inking 11 more players to contracts to wrap up day two of free agency. The players joining defensive back Varmah Sonie include wide receivers Donovan Morgan, Julius Gregory and Paul Revis, quarterback Greg McGhee, defensive linemen Khreem Smith, Terrance Taylor and Nick Seither, mac linebacker Derrick Summers, offensive linemen Sam Longo and Miles Mason, and defensive back Steven Clarke.......

Longo, 27, is a Spring Valley, Ohio native and enters his third season in the AFL after having most recently played for the Orlando Predators in 2016. The 6’5”, 286 lb. lineman is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati after transferring from The Ohio State University in 2010. Sam’s dad Eugene played linebacker at Ohio State from 1981-84.


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Get the latest 2019 Big Ten men’s hoops tourney seed scenarios
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Audio: Listen to Big Ten hockey coaches talk Big Ten tournament
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Well, that's not a convincing win

Big Ten Power Rankings: Where Jon Crispin thinks the teams will finish
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View the full 2018-19 Big Ten Women’s Basketball teams & honors
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The Big Ten released its 2018-19 women’s basketball teams and honors Monday afternoon. See the full teams below. COACHES FIRST TEAM Kathleen Doyle, Iowa MEGAN GUSTAFSON, Iowa KAILA CHARLES, Maryland Naz Hillmon, Michigan Hallie Thome, Michigan Shay Colley, Michigan State KENISHA BELL, Minnesota Lindsey Pulliam, Northwestern Teniya Page, Penn State Karissa McLaughlin, Purdue SECOND TEAM Alex Wittinger, Illinois Ali Patberg, Indiana Jaelynn Penn, Indiana Taylor Mikesell, Maryland Jenna Allen, Michigan State Destiny Pitts, Minnesota Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah, Northwestern Dorka Juhász, Ohio State Ae’Rianna Harris, Purdue Stasha Carey, Rutgers HONORABLE MENTION Tania Davis, Iowa Stephanie Jones,Maryland Nicole Munger,Michigan Nia Clouden, Michigan State

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2019 Big Ten Men’s Ice Hockey Tournament Coverage on BTN
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Jim Delany to conclude term as Big Ten commissioner in June 2020
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