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It's an "advanced metric" calculated by the bank of Cray supercomputers stationed in Bristol, CT. While it is highly complex, and involves multiple layers of nested machine learning algorithms, our BP engineers have cracked the code: >start >if SEC, then {adjusted losses} = SUM{actual losses *...

Sounds overly optimistic; I don't think the SEC is that anxious to get better recruiting access to Pennsylvania.

Strictly speaking, doesn't that only show that, more often than not, you don't know what the hell you're talking about?

I don't see the removal of the 6-game requirement as particularly preferential; it was the obvious thing to do, given the situation, regardless of the team involved. "Preferential" treatment this week would have been to say, "Hey, Illinois or Maryland, your scheduled game this week is canceled...

Obviously OSU should, and would rather, win the conference championship than play in the "runner up" game. But putting aside the conference championship angle, I think Iowa is probably a better, tougher opponent now than Northwestern is. After losing their first two games (including a 1-point...

No, they’re going to give their assistants more hard tack and pemmican.

I think McMullen started against Illinois, but after platooning for the first half, it became obvious the offense ran more smoothly with Krenzel under center.

Well, he and his goofy-looking lawyer are both alumni.

NBC Sports "reports" that... Jim Harbaugh eyes a potential NFL return Posted by Mike Florio on December 6, 2020, 9:05 AM EST Fortunately, the closest they come to having anything of substance is, "Per multiple sources, Harbaugh is believed to be eyeing a return to the NFL, as a head coach."

Is he trying to look like Jim McMahon?

That's not much of a selling point. Based on their Urban Meyer threads, that board, more than most, will fully believe or disbelieve damn near anything in proportion to how hard they want it to be true. One of the Meyer sources they were basing their hopes on was a Twitter squid character...

https://www.buckeyeplanet.com/forum/posts/3246322/

I just hope that, amid all the crass commercialization and buying of presents, we don’t lose sight of the true meaning of St. Bill Martin’s Day.

That’s a good point. Division winner should be the team with the most wins, then tiebreakers if needed. It still has games played as a factor, without the possibility of the situation where a loss is advantageous.

Or that OSU lost more talent from last year to early draft departures than Michigan lost to graduation, opt-outs, and injuries, combined.

Not just that the administration screwed it up, but that it was somehow an ethical decision by the University of Texas to turn down Urban Meyer. For most of them, the only difference of opinion on this will be whether Texas was appropriately noble, or a little too noble for their own good, in...

Firefighters show the danger of dropping a turkey into a deep fryer pot that’s already 80% full with 500 degree oil.

Exactly what I think. I also think you’re much more likely to tell yourself, “I’m sure he’s got it” when you’re gassed.

The angle was bad because he started running too late. He absolutely dogged it on that play, but maybe if that same play had happened in the first quarter, he would have run it out and made the tackle. Lack of conditioning probably isn't usually a significant issue for OSU, but when we see a...

5-2 Georgia has a 16 point loss and a 17 point loss, and they're in the CFP top ten? Clear reputation bias to have Georgia ranked three spots ahead of Indiana.