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Don't really believe that the Buckeyes were playing bad defense - against the 3's. They WERE playing bad defense when the ally oops were going over our smallish team for lay-ups. Wiscy was raining three's from all over the court, and our 3 machines weren't answering. PS, to the above opinion...

Well, the ND HC situation seems to have jelled, for the nonce. And since ND is a plum spot, will surmise that they'll get a good LB coach up there. Hopefully Feister notes that two Buckeye LBs will be taken in the first round, plus Curry last year, (maybe not first round), with one of our LBs...

Won't believe it until see the 'Nanners a-dancing....

Just wish Coach J woulda been here, when his lineage of 'Johnsons' went through PSU. Seem to recollect that there more than several that were outstanding players.

And Keith Byers finished second in Heisman, behind what's his name's Hail Mary pass. If one takes a long look at the row of Heisman's in the Woody, of the eight, all but one are for running backs.....and as many of have pointed out, there have been some great ones wearing S&G, all of whom could...

And believe there was a player named....Archie?

Really thought that this was going to be Iowa part 2. They were raining in 3's like no tomorrow. Plus, the Buckeyes weren't making 3's in answer. But, as usually is, the 3's dried up, mostly because Wiscy couldn't get the ball upcourt. tOSU's press started working, and the Wiscy was almost...

Gotta admit, Coach J still looks good.......regardless of his advancing age. And, am betting that his mind is still agile. Couple that with the big block O on his shirt, and a decent amount of NIL cash, and he's still a draw to the University of Ohio State.....(tongue in cheek).

Remember what that old Buckeye legend, John Cooper once opined.....If you miss on a kid, and he plays for the opposition, you only see him once a year. If you miss on a kid and he's on your team, you gotta see him every day. Kinda like a Yogi-ism to me, but Yogi was always accurate. (90% of...

Yeah, I watch what games aren't on B10+, but when he gets well......

Do especially like it as he seems to have sewn up the 4. Allows Noel and Tilly to rotate at the 5, and keep each other fresh. Also lets Devin (at the 3), sometimes crash into the crumb area for rebounds. Devin has the hops to elevate and snatch balls. Unfortunately, don't see much of this...

Certainly don't see him getting any huge defensive stops. And sometimes see standing around, not off-ball movement. His break to the basket was certainly nice, and some deep shots were pretty, but agree that there are other skills that need honing.

And as the camera pans along the bench, see the big kid from Baylor sitting there, and wondering when, or if, he's going to earn his NIL this year. Certainly would be a presence in the paint, and maybe a big plus or not. Sounds like we're not going to see/know this year. And looking at the...

Heard an opinion on Morning 5. The 'big' schools may not recruit the 3*'s as heavily, as in the project kids. Apparently the thought is that teams save on NIL, and use for the 'upper' 4/5*s with more/easier (?) developmental potential. And when portal time comes around, recruit those kids...

And Hartline might still have his pick of WRs, but not the Ohio State scenario to do it with. Can see WRs (better than average), going to USF versus wherever, because Hartline is there, but I don't know how good a team he's got there. Really thought Keinholtz might head there to be QB1, but...

Hadn't heard about Wexner being a guest, frequent or not, to Epstein's island etc. Seems like this was a club that the elite sought invitations to, what with the private island, private jets, upscale accommodations. And when people saw the carrying's on, made their decision whether to party up...

Always kinda wonder how coaches utilize the 'dropping' of player rankings to motivate said players? Is it a singling out, position room generalization, or a take aside type of thing? And conversely, using a player upgrade 4* => 5*, to push/maintain the player's enthusiasm toward hard work...

Whatever it takes, actually....

Guess it's still the 'Golden Rule'. Translated, 'he who has the gold, makes the rules'.

Yeah, you mighta been two-timed....wife and daughter 'forced' me to buy a vehicle with those cameras to prevent the 'backing into traffic' stuff, as well as indicators that someone is in the left lane passing me, etc etc etc. OK, I'm not smart enough to be able to process all this information...