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First of all, I'd like to state that I was in marching band in high school. I went to Lakota East High School. We won every competition that we attended during my Sophomore year. My dream when I was a kid was to perform during the Rose Bowl Parade. Well, I went to California, and I performed...

I am also interested in hearing how your season went. Always fun to read.

They have distinctly different builds and skill sets. Stoneburner, from his HS film, seems more like a deep ball, power wide receiver. He takes a lot of screen passes and he has the speed to get by people and the power to gain some extra yards. He's 6'5, 230 lbs, and he may be able to add 10...

And Hyde. And maybe Hall, if that is the position he is gonna play.

Not only that, Boom missed 3 games and was injured during the majority of the Wisconsin game.

I find it interesting that you left Wilson off of the two-deep at DE. Any particular reason for this? I still feel as though he would be one of the best defensive performers next season.

I think D will be Russell and Coleman, with O being Cordle and Hartline (If he returns). Ballard will take Hartline's spot if Hartline leaves (Which I doubt he will). Why Russell and Coleman? Amount of starts. Why Cordle? Senior on OL. Why Hartline? Three-year starter and a former special teams...

Glad to see that Ohio State isn't the only squad that can be hurt by the no-huddle offense.

He has a heck of a motor. Wow. He knocks someone to the ground hard on almost every highlight. Very impressive.

From CantonRep.com...

1. Rematch at the 2010 BCS National Championship Game? It would be an all-timer, for sure. 2. Incredible game. Both teams played their hearts out, and they played for keeps. We came up short, yes. But, they didn't come up short in terms of effort. They didn't come up short in terms of heart...

We couldn't go for 3.

Here comes the Boom!!!

Hey Dad, that's the receiver with the combination of size, speed, and hands that you were looking for. Granted, he projects to be better at a different position on the field. Still... 2-point conversion fails. Dang it. Pryor almost seems rattled at QB. :gobucks1:

Big play by Malcolm. That play got the Texas offense out of their groove. Now, stop 'em and get the ball back.

Points are points. Boeckman to Robo was absolutely terrific. Maybe Boeckman is the guy tonight.

Time to bring out the playaction pass. Or Boeckman. One of the two. The offense needs to start rewarding the defense for all of their hard work.

Hey guys, Nate's back. Now Texas has to worry about Thad on one side and Nate on the other. That's two monsters who just wanna hit and tackle people all day long.

Defense is bending, but they aren't breaking. The same can be said for the Longhorn defense as well. Beanie is having a great game. Pryor is making some big plays. Time for some TDs.

Texas is playing away from Jenkins. They are also blocking well on those short wide receiver passes. The keys to stopping Texas will be creating a consistent pass rush and the ability to have a numbers advantage on those short wide receiver passes. It's the same as stopping any kind of gimmick...