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Just can't help but feel the fines are a payoff to the NCAA. I know it doesn't work that way, but there's a feeling I'm having that, provided any University in question has deep enough pockets, the only punishment for any future infraction/cheating will only be monetary. Really feel like...

It's a giant laugh at best. The most pointed way I can phrase it is this - the integrity (on field integrity) of the game was boiled down to being worth $20mil. Un. Fucking. Real.

When something is illegal, but the punishment is only monetary, that means it isn't truly illegal - it's only a fee. Once again, it's up to tOSU to bury them year in and out for the next 20.

Woke up like...

Gotta give credit to the sources linked and those who have posted here on BP. 99% of forum chatter like that is pure bullshit. This stuff was spot on. Bravo to all involved. Anywho... getting ready for tomorrow.

Just took off half day tomorrow to hit 9 holes and to bask in scUM being torpedo'd. Fuck em'. Today, tomorrow and for all time.

If the Iggles are more determined to get Quon the ball in the screen game and as more than an outlet option, I'd lean him. The Lions will do the same with Gibbs though. Downside - he splits carries at a greater rate with Monty than Quon does with Shipley or Dillon. The final thing, for...

Glad to see him getting pass rush opportunities on the defensive interior. I always compared him a bit favorably to Michael Bennett (for the Seahawks) like that.

That article speaks to something I put great weight in - QB accredited sacks.

Fields has wheels and he's a better QB for having them - great athlete. It's difficult to argue with the results of a TD. Despite all that athletic ability, I really want to see JF take that next step as a passer. For the longevity and effectiveness of his career, he absolutely must...

Still stings.

Megatrons NFL success sort of skews that. But from a freshman to freshman comparison? JS is up there with CJ, Julio, and another two lost in time - Mike Williams at SC and then Crabtree at TTU. At ease.

Coverage dictates where the ball goes and Jeremiah is a receiver that helps to dictate where coverage goes. No coincidence that some of the chain movers Will hit were away from where Jeremiah was lined up and coverage rotated to. It's impressive seeing the Texas single high DB's not favor...

This. They need to be medicore, bordering on incompetent, for the next 20 years. I mean a somber level of acceptance seen during the tail end of the Rich Rod era. They know they suck, we know they suck, and we rattle off 10 straight.

Agreed. But I know there are types that have the time and live for these sorts of things. I'm just offering ammo to the Buckeyes who do.

Saw some chatter from scUM fans that appears to have been picked up by their smaller media outlets (By smaller outlets, I mean their podcast bros) that what Stallions did, sending people to multiple games to film, could have just been done by him watching the CFB all-22. So all they really did...

Which would mean at absolutely no point did anyone ranging from the water boys, the walk-ons, all the way up to the HC, walk by and say "Who THE FUCK are you?". Highly unlikely.

The answer is straight forward, you just won't hear it from anything within earshot of scUMs program. When you've painstakingly gathered intel, you have to make sure you've verified to what degree is the Intel still accurate? 25%? 50%? 75%? Then, per any SOP, how can you improve your...

Connor Stallions was on the sidelines for that Sparty game, I believe with a visitors badge? Which means someone on the CMU staff approved him being there. Likely means plenty of communication before hand with said CMU staff member. This should be straight forward. Does CMU keep a log of who...

At first it was Connor saying scUM was - better in the trenches - better to run fits - better tackling. - now he admits they had all the signals. Apart from the tackling, the first two are absolutely fixed by knowing the offenses play structure in advance. This leads me to a further point I...