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In year two of my dynasty he's still a 79. Like I said, I'm fine with the interceptions that are my fault, but it drives me nuts when someone is open and the pass just sails over the WRs head and gets intercepted by a safety etc.

I wish Braxton didn't suck so much in this game. I'm doing a dynasty on Heisman. Finished one season with losses to Wisconsin and Oklahoma in the BCS title game. After a couple pics by Braxton in both, I never stood a chance. I'm okay with the "I threw into coverage when I shouldn't have"...

Yeah, that is the thing that drives me crazy. The guy I was playing was bringing five and had a LB spy my QB. I knew I had straight up man, and saw my slot guy had the inside shoulder of the DB, so I threw it to him. The dude was like 15 yards down field, and the LB who was spying my QB picked...

Students haven't gotten their tickets yet. I'm sure they'll go down once students start selling their tickets.

I agree that harder passing is better... but I think it will be a matter of time before everyone figures out how to read the D in this game. I looooove that you can run inside now. I've broken a couple ISOs for long runs.

I've had the same experience. Granted, I've only played a few games and in those games my QBs were Bauserman, Braxton and Taylor Martinez... so I probably shouldn't have been passing much. :-P When I did though, it seemed tough... but I'm sure it will just be a matter of time to figure out...

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/385707/may-09-2011/exclusive---lupe-fiasco---i-don-t-wanna-care-right-now If that performance is indicative of how the rest of the album plays live, I am pretty excited about Lupe's performance at the Newport next week. (Tickets via OUAB...

QFT. You get used to the walks, and you have a LOT more space than any other dorms. Also (and I think this is the best feature), you can actually have QUIET IN A DORM. If you sit in your room, and close the bedroom door, and the door to the common room, it can actually be silent. You'l be hard...

This is a game I'm very happy to say I'll be attending. Last two road games I attended were 2010 Rose Bowl and 2010 @ Iowa. Here's to hoping for similar success on this trip.

As someone who grew up in Omaha (now an OSU grad) that is THE play I think of when I think of refs blowing a game.

Seriously? I've been looking forward to it for about 3 years, and I was really disappointed. There are a couple decent songs on it, but it sounds way over produced and it sounds too much like every other pop rap album out there. His other two CDs are great from top to bottom. I thought LASERS...

And he was one missed tackle away from winning the Fiesta Bowl as a freshman... I'm going to remember him as an exciting QB. He did more with his first three years than most players do in their career -- and he still has a chance for another bowl MVP this season.

Anyone who thought that Tressel was anything close to being perfect needs to realize that everyone makes mistakes. If I had to bet, I'd say this is not the first time that Tressel has done something like this and that these kinds of things happen frequently in college football. We only know...

Wow, two games is not such a big deal, especially when we are talking about Toledo and Akron. That has to be a best case scenario here.

Working link: http://twitter.com/elevenwarriors/status/45206081198235648

It isn't clear what "violation" means. Is he talking about Tressel specifically, or is he talking about when they found out about the players selling memorabilia?

For those who haven't seen, here's what Gee told the AP: http://twitter.com/rustymillerap Obviously it isn't clear what he is talking about when he says violations.

FWIW, interesting comment over on Eleven Warriors: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/2011/03/yahoo-source-jim-tressel-knew#comment-97184 Basically, this poster knows a guy who's friend (I know, sounds ridiculous, like I said -- FWIW) who is a lawyer. The lawyer was retained by Ohio State around...

In my experience, it is pretty easily to screw somebody over if they are using the same passing play a couple plays in a row. Typically if someone does that, I just go from a zone to man, or man to zone. Usually if a play is working against one, it won't work as well against the other. (Or at...

Yeah, I've seen more people doing the hurry-up recently, too. What is that about? I don't understand what the advantage is, as long as the person playing defense knows how to audible/call plays fast.