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It's BKB. It's ALWAYS BKB.

Once again, the average age of this team is just over 19 years old. the Hoosiers last year averaged nearly 23 years old. The Buckeyes in 2024 averaged just under 22. TCUN was around 22 as well when they cheated in 2023.

It's the whole point of it. Remember that not too long ago, the Buckeyes went a freaking calendar year and an entire B1G season without a single opponent being called for holding. it's just nice to see, even if it's in mop up time.

They might have had a couple decent seasons in the 2000s. ;)

It's not like Sayin has a noodle arm. He can throw the ball 60 yards. JJ is just that freaking fast.

This is just ridiculous.

Holy shit, they called holding!

That was a freaking disaster of a play. >,<

Did any of y'all watch Northwestern run for 413 yards last night?

Maybe we should stop bitching and moaning about other members of the board as well. this entire game thread was either passive aggressive posting towards each other, or aggressive aggressive posting towards each other. Y'all suck.

The '95 game was 54-14. It was the '96 game that was 72-0.

It was a snapping turtle, not a cute little box turtle. And they kept it in a bathtub. The poor thing was doomed.

That dude is still in the league.

He's always open.

It was a pop pass. Against TCUN.

Tressel had the exact scenario against Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl. A 28-10 halftime lead dwindled to 31-26 before Solomon Thomas intercepted Ryan Mallett with 58 seconds left. I know I'm guilty of some revisionist history. I remembered Arkansas making a game of it, but I didn't remember it...

So far, no one has even attempted to answer my questions.

I once was there when some kids brought a bottle of MD2020 when they came to buy a half ounce of weed. We somehow convinced them that it would be awesome to fill the bong with MD2020, smoke their entire bag from it, then drink the Mad Dog Bong Water. It was vicious and cruel (and extremely...

Can someone please explain this offense's philosophy to me? What is their base play? What is their base formation? How did Ryan Day go from "spread to run" and JK Dobbins running for 2,000 freaking yards, to packing the box with 9 or 10 defenders via 3 tight ends that apparently aren't threats...

Because the difference between D3 Ohio high school football and D1 college football is pretty freaking vast.