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Desperate times call for desperate choices. Meatchicken

That was 1961. TCU had a QB who was something like 6’5”. The bucks were led by Bob Ferguson and Ike Kelly. Woody refused to pass and the crowd booed like crazy. One of the dullest games I’ve ever witnessed in the ‘shoe.

Other Buckeye sites claiming Franklin hit with fine for using “fuck you “ in argument with refs. Another claims he blamed the refs for the loss. Any truth to these?

Maybe if the SEC played nine conference games…

This is why we can’t have nice things for TD celebrations.

May the meteor of omniscient justice fall upon College Station during the game with Texas.

Absolutely. Nobody understands this better than Notre Dame. No CCG, just take a week off and go straight to the playoffs.

O - H!

Small school kids ready for basketball season because they’re on both teams.

Just a perception, but the way the ducks played against Ohio State seemed to me thatLanning had really pumped them up for that game. I’m betting they play Michigan with much less energy.

Not everybody loves rain 10 months at a time.

Hmmmmm. If you know that the CCG followed by the playoffs will be a near impossible grind, maybe you should back load at least one of your OOC games to the end of the season and put your rivalry game somewhere in late September early October.

So we end up with the possibility of having to play Oregon three times in one year? The CG has got to go if the playoffs are to continue. And while I'm feeling like a good rant, teams - I'm talking about you, Buckeyes - should not go to a bowl game if they don't have an intention of winning it...

Yep, it's still an allegation until the jury decides.

Pitt

You couldn’t get their game with Sparty on tv in Cincy.

But he wasn’t a real Michigan man!

And ND's schedule is front loaded unless USC suddenly turns good.

My old high school, Kettering Fairmont, is number one in the Dayton district for the first time in like forever. In my three years (1958 -1960) they lost only two games, both my senior year, and then went undefeated the next two before being split into two schools.

Speaking of schedules - In August I felt good about playing IU a week before Michigan. Funny how that's changed.