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College Football Empires Map
- By ScriptOhio
- College Football
- 62 Replies
This map asks the question, “What if college football games were played for more than just wins and losses, but also for land?”
Each FBS team is given a territory to begin the season, and if they lose, the team that beats them takes their land. Teams are then always in the process of trying to either regain land or expand their land by beating teams that have land.
The territories for each team are determined by which school is closest in straight-line distance to the geometric center of each county.
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And here’s what it looks like after Week 1.
Due to the land obtained by Hawaii and Wyoming in Week 0, their Week 1 games were worth slightly more land than the average opener.
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Entire article: https://www.sbnation.com/college-fo.../college-football-imperialism-map-week-1-2018
Each FBS team is given a territory to begin the season, and if they lose, the team that beats them takes their land. Teams are then always in the process of trying to either regain land or expand their land by beating teams that have land.
The territories for each team are determined by which school is closest in straight-line distance to the geometric center of each county.
And here’s what it looks like after Week 1.
Due to the land obtained by Hawaii and Wyoming in Week 0, their Week 1 games were worth slightly more land than the average opener.
Entire article: https://www.sbnation.com/college-fo.../college-football-imperialism-map-week-1-2018
2020 GA WR Josh Downs (Verbal Offer)
- By Smudger
- Football Recruiting
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2020 FL DL Chantz Williams (Verbal Offer)
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Agriculture Technology
- By ScriptOhio
- Buckeye Football
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In 2007.....
Ohio State researcher plants his Buckeye pride
From the air, you can see Scott McIntyre's pride in the scarlet and gray spelled out in yellow and green.
In May, the Ohio State University research associate carefully planted plots of yellow-leafed soybeans amid a more typical green-leafed variety in an unused, four-acre field at the university's Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center about 50 miles south of Cleveland.
Since the plants started coming up in late July, the two-tone field has displayed the words "OHIO STATE BUCKEYES" with an accompanying smiley face.
McIntyre, 43, said he was
inspired by how well Ohio State did last football season, when it went undefeated until a 41-14 loss to Florida in the BCS national championship game.
He also pointed out that his tribute is best seen from an aircraft, flying about 1,000 feet up.
Yellow-leafed soybeans yield less and aren't used often, and they start to turn green as they mature, he said, so the message may not last more than another week.
But the plants also hold on to their leaves longer than regular green-leafed ones, so the show of Buckeye spirit should be visible again at the height of football season this fall, McIntyre said.
Entire article: http://www.toledoblade.com/Ohio-State/2007/08/18/Ohio-State-researcher-plants-his-Buckeye-pride.html
Now today.......
PRECISION AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY POWERS WORLD'S LARGEST SCRIPT OHIO
Move over, corn mazes, hello Script Ohio.
Agricultural engineers at the Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences demonstrated the power of precision agriculture technology this growing season by turning a 100-acre field near the Molly Caren Agricultural Center near London into the world's largest version of "The Incomparable Script Ohio."
Experts in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering typically use "smart planting" devices guided by GPS to help farmers grow corn and soybeans more efficiently, using fewer crop inputs and fuel to plant and harvest their crops.
Those experts have also spent the past four years demonstrating the efficacy of the technology by crafting a series of aerial pictures in a given field, including a simple Block O in 2015, Brutus Buckeye in 2016, and the Athletic Department's version of the Block O logo in 2017.
This year, the project took on a much grander scale.
"We decided to start and continue this project to show the potential of new multi-hybrid/variety planting technology and demonstrate that it can complete tasks with accuracy and precision to the point of making logos in field scenes,” said Andrew Klopfenstein, a senior research associate engineer.
The Script Ohio was created using components from Precision Planting that turn a traditional planter into a “smart planter.” From a monitor inside the tractor, farmers can control the plant population and see hybrid type planted in coordination with a mapping of GPS coordinates.
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“There are benefits to matching plant hybrids/varieties to soil landscape,” Klopfenstein said. “Farmers in the future will consider multiple factors when generating prescriptions. Some of these factors may include moisture holding capacity, soil organic matter content, slope, and historical yield data, just to name a few.”
By creating a map using GPS coordinates, a grower can program their planter to distribute less seed to an area with rocky terrain with an expected lower yield as opposed to an area rich in organic matter where higher plant populations will increase productivity.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/the-...-technology-powers-worlds-largest-script-ohio
Ohio State researcher plants his Buckeye pride
From the air, you can see Scott McIntyre's pride in the scarlet and gray spelled out in yellow and green.
In May, the Ohio State University research associate carefully planted plots of yellow-leafed soybeans amid a more typical green-leafed variety in an unused, four-acre field at the university's Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center about 50 miles south of Cleveland.
Since the plants started coming up in late July, the two-tone field has displayed the words "OHIO STATE BUCKEYES" with an accompanying smiley face.
McIntyre, 43, said he was
inspired by how well Ohio State did last football season, when it went undefeated until a 41-14 loss to Florida in the BCS national championship game.
He also pointed out that his tribute is best seen from an aircraft, flying about 1,000 feet up.
Yellow-leafed soybeans yield less and aren't used often, and they start to turn green as they mature, he said, so the message may not last more than another week.
But the plants also hold on to their leaves longer than regular green-leafed ones, so the show of Buckeye spirit should be visible again at the height of football season this fall, McIntyre said.
Entire article: http://www.toledoblade.com/Ohio-State/2007/08/18/Ohio-State-researcher-plants-his-Buckeye-pride.html
Now today.......
PRECISION AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY POWERS WORLD'S LARGEST SCRIPT OHIO
Move over, corn mazes, hello Script Ohio.
Agricultural engineers at the Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences demonstrated the power of precision agriculture technology this growing season by turning a 100-acre field near the Molly Caren Agricultural Center near London into the world's largest version of "The Incomparable Script Ohio."
Experts in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering typically use "smart planting" devices guided by GPS to help farmers grow corn and soybeans more efficiently, using fewer crop inputs and fuel to plant and harvest their crops.
Those experts have also spent the past four years demonstrating the efficacy of the technology by crafting a series of aerial pictures in a given field, including a simple Block O in 2015, Brutus Buckeye in 2016, and the Athletic Department's version of the Block O logo in 2017.
This year, the project took on a much grander scale.
"We decided to start and continue this project to show the potential of new multi-hybrid/variety planting technology and demonstrate that it can complete tasks with accuracy and precision to the point of making logos in field scenes,” said Andrew Klopfenstein, a senior research associate engineer.
The Script Ohio was created using components from Precision Planting that turn a traditional planter into a “smart planter.” From a monitor inside the tractor, farmers can control the plant population and see hybrid type planted in coordination with a mapping of GPS coordinates.
Login to view embedded media
“There are benefits to matching plant hybrids/varieties to soil landscape,” Klopfenstein said. “Farmers in the future will consider multiple factors when generating prescriptions. Some of these factors may include moisture holding capacity, soil organic matter content, slope, and historical yield data, just to name a few.”
By creating a map using GPS coordinates, a grower can program their planter to distribute less seed to an area with rocky terrain with an expected lower yield as opposed to an area rich in organic matter where higher plant populations will increase productivity.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/the-...-technology-powers-worlds-largest-script-ohio
The Polls (AP, Coaches, & CFP, etc.)
- By ScriptOhio
- College Football
- 3480 Replies
College Football Playoff committee announces release dates of weekly rankings
The College Football Playoff selection committee announced Thursday the first CFP rankings will be released on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 6-7 p.m. central time (7-8 p.m. ET.)
"We've had four very successful seasons and I look forward to a fifth," Rob Mullens, chair of the selection committee and athletic director at the University of Oregon, said in a statement. "We're in good shape heading into this upcoming year."
During the meeting this week, the committee reviewed timing for the weekly announcements of its rankings, reviewed its protocol and finalized its list of members who will be recused from voting or discussions regarding selected teams.
The committee will announce its first of six rankings following the ninth week of the season. The committee will convene in person, on Mondays and Tuesdays.
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Here is the schedule for the release of the rankings:
Tuesday, Oct. 30 6-7 p.m. central (7-8 p.m. ET)
Tuesday, Nov. 6 8-8:30 p.m. central (9-9:30 p.m. ET)
Tuesday, Nov. 13 6-7 p.m. central (7-8 p.m. ET)
Tuesday, Nov. 20 6-7 p.m. central (7-8 p.m. ET)
Tuesday, Nov. 27 6-6:30 p.m. central (7-7:30 p.m. ET)
Sunday, Dec. 2 11 a.m.-3 p.m. central (Noon-4 p.m. ET)
Entire article: https://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2018/08/college_football_playoff_annou_2.html
College Football Playoff schedule
Dec. 29
College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic
4 p.m. or 8 p.m. ET on ESPN
AT&T Stadium
Arlington, Texas
College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Capital One Orange Bowl
4 p.m. or 8 p.m. ET on ESPN
Hard Rock Stadium
Miami Gardens, Florida
Jan. 7
College Football Playoff National Championship Presented By AT&T
8 p.m. ET on ESPN
Levi's Stadium
Santa Clara, California
Entire article: http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...018-19-college-football-playoff-bowl-schedule
Trademark Lawsuits
- By ScriptOhio
- Buckeye Football
- 3 Replies
Ohio State files action against Oklahoma for block 'O' trademark
Pride of Oklahoma drum major Julie Siberts leads a chant of "Boomer Sooner" during the Rose Bowl Game, a College Football Playoff Semifinal, between the Oklahoma Sooners (OU) and Georgia Bulldogs (UGA) at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, Monday, Jan. 1, 2018. Georgia won 54-48 in double overtime.
Ohio State has filed an action against Oklahoma to the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. The item in question? A block "O."
The notice of opposition was filed last week. Ohio State uses the block "O" as its primary logo, and the school extensively outlines the history of its use in the action.
The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents filed a trademark application for the mark in December 2017. OU claims its block "O" has been in commercial use since 2001. The mark is most noticeable to Sooner fans as the logo on the chest of the drum major.
Ohio State claims it has used the block "O" since 1898 and that Oklahoma's applied-for mark is "highly similar" and that "confusion is likely."
Baker Mayfield tried to stake claim to the block "O" by planting an OU flag in it after Oklahoma's 31-16 win in Columbus, Ohio last season.
Entire article: https://newsok.com/article/5607063/ohio-state-files-action-against-oklahoma-for-block-o-trademark
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...action-against-oklahoma-for-block-o-trademark
Pride of Oklahoma drum major Julie Siberts leads a chant of "Boomer Sooner" during the Rose Bowl Game, a College Football Playoff Semifinal, between the Oklahoma Sooners (OU) and Georgia Bulldogs (UGA) at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, Monday, Jan. 1, 2018. Georgia won 54-48 in double overtime.
Ohio State has filed an action against Oklahoma to the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. The item in question? A block "O."
The notice of opposition was filed last week. Ohio State uses the block "O" as its primary logo, and the school extensively outlines the history of its use in the action.
The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents filed a trademark application for the mark in December 2017. OU claims its block "O" has been in commercial use since 2001. The mark is most noticeable to Sooner fans as the logo on the chest of the drum major.
Ohio State claims it has used the block "O" since 1898 and that Oklahoma's applied-for mark is "highly similar" and that "confusion is likely."
Baker Mayfield tried to stake claim to the block "O" by planting an OU flag in it after Oklahoma's 31-16 win in Columbus, Ohio last season.
Entire article: https://newsok.com/article/5607063/ohio-state-files-action-against-oklahoma-for-block-o-trademark
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...action-against-oklahoma-for-block-o-trademark
Fred Davis II (DB Clemson)
- By Smudger
- College Football
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