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To win championships, you have to invest in the trenches. The twitchy, explosive DEs that we lack are worth the money.

Hopefully he got a good nap in this weekend!

I just get the feeling this one is going to come back to bite us. Really liked him.

It seems like we can get formation'd into a position where we're REALLY light in the box defensively on downs and distances where it isn't unusual to run. It kept happening against Oregon, and it happened a few times against Penn State. I noticed it on seemingly every Warren run.

We left at least 3 TDs on the table today with the missed deep balls and goal line fumbles. If this team ever gets its crap together, we could be good.

Agreed. Sorry, I should've been more clear. Oregon and LSU being on his finalists suggests that the upfront money is important.

He's gonna be expensive

It was my understanding that Jeremiah Smith kept visiting Miami because they kept paying him to come.

Mike Adams and Alex Boone

The college football ecosystem is a soap opera and nowhere moreso than recruiting. If you're looking for rationality here, there is none to be found! It's just layers of goofy down to and including the foundation.

It happens to every sportswriter in their 40's it seems.

That does raise an interesting question (for another thread): how would Art's life trajectory have changed if he were a recruit today? Would the access to money have sated his thirst for unsavory revenue streams, or exacerbated it? Would the fact that athlete's lives are under a microscope from...

I love the Buckeyes, but it's wild to me that people are willing to chip in to make someone better off than they are. I should've been a con man.

Bag people

Tim Drevno might be that guy. He's a terrible OC, but his credentials as an OL coach are there. No idea if he can recruit.

Nothing gives me less confidence than seeing a recruit in Ohio State gear.

It has been deleted. What did it say?

And that's fine if we're talking about an institution that can't do better. Ohio State ran off a VERY component president whose background and expertise were perfect for all the innovation initiatives that Ohio State, Columbus, Ohio, and the Midwest have been working toward for the last 5+ years...

I think the title is incorrect. He committed to Purdue, not Colorado.

Well, boys, it's time to do like in the olden days and accuse whoever he signs with of buying their players and then not developing them!