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Yep. On the other hand, if Stoerner doesn't fumble that ball, maybe Cooper doesn't get fired and Tressel doesn't get hired.

Not to mention that this hypothetical scheme makes no sense that you're going to induce people to bet on Ohio State winning by offering a smaller payout if Ohio State wins.

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Yes, and OSU was also fortunate that when the bad Michigan offense did drive the field, they came away with no points. For example, Sawyer made a nice play on his pick, but it was made possible by a late, weak Davis Warren pass to an extremely open receiver - not to mention that for that...

Maybe. Michigan's offense is bad enough, especially without Loveland, that holding them to 13 points, 235 yards, and 4.1 ypc is an acceptable performance, not a great performance. Of course, the OSU defense, by being merely acceptable, far outperformed the OSU offense. But it wasn't some tour...

(Riley) 640 winning millage the last three years, getting worse each year, vs. (Day) 840 winning millage the last three years, staying the same each year.

OSU beat Utah 48-45 in the January 2022 consolation Rose Bowl.

I think it might be #82, freshman DE Devon Baxter, with Jadyn Davis prancing around behind him.

I’m gonna need a fact check on this.

Dustin Fox

Interesting analysis by Kyle Jones. Go to 19:40 to see a stark example of an OSU offensive play failing because of a simple mental error on the O-line. This may be a cause for partial optimism - if the failures on the O-line tend to be mental errors, rather than physical limitations, and I...

That's the best chance Illinois's had in decades to win a conference title.

Also in the immortal words of Don Henley: she told me she was eighteen.

Yep, he was a freshman at Iowa in 2018, the same year Jack Tuttle was a freshman at Utah.

Sorry, SC, as a new member of the BigTen, you have to know your place. You can't just stroll in here after one solid win and start shit-talking programs that have been members of this conference for decades. You need to have at least one good year under your belts for that. Except Michigan...

When choosing between Steven Threet and Nick Sheridan, there is no “should.”

I get that the last comment was tongue in cheek, but I don't think it was a pro-Frye, everything is fine, perspective.

Givler had a couple of contrary points on the criticism that OSU/Frye is putting out too few offers to O-linemen. (i) OSU had 28 offers out this year to out of state O-linemen, and missed on every one of them. They have a problem interesting OOS O-line recruits, and it's not going to be fixed...

Sure, that implosion was a total team effort.