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So it seems. Looking at his pic, appears to have the length, just not the muscle mass. Remedied by Coach Mick to be sure. Anyway, could be looking at the 'path to playing time' and seeing an easier (?) path to the field. Either way, don't S and LBs play at 210 to 240 pounds? And keep their...

DBB, wouldn't be surprised. Sometimes, I'm a tad oblivious....

Am thinking that Ole Miss better scout the sofas for spare change to compete with the Oregons of the world....

Certainly not arguing about the gross numbers, but when you subtract taxes, 18 year old proclivity for fast cars, and immaturity in investment abilities, might not be enough to fund the next 50-60 years on this planet. Just saying....Have read too many stories about highly paid NFL stars being...

If memory serves correctly, wasn't Will Howard projected to be the 'manager' of the offense? Not a wunderkind, nor a top 10 draft pick, but someone that could successfully drive the team down the field. He was transfer portal. That turned out pretty well, methinks. Also thought we got Justin...

Maybe he bought one gallon to get a $5 off on a car wash? Just a thought.....

Kinda thought that (size comparison), he might be half a step better or worse than what tOSU already has. Not entirely certain why, but looks like the Buckeyes are going to stand pat with what they've got.

So, then, maybe LK has got a tad more than anticipated? Read that Sayin 'isn't ready', and that may be true of a RF, but am starting to believe that LK has more on the ball (pun intended), than maybe anticipated. Again, good situation to have, but in about 32 days, the balloon goes up against...

Given the five-year shelf life of a running back in the NFL, can certainly see him making hay when the sun shines. Three-four years of $800k a year won't set him up for life, but will certainly give him a solid financial base (assuming he doesn't blow it on cars, booze, drugs or girls). And if...

Totally agree Bestbuck. Certainly a two-edged sword. First part of the year, want to get cohesion with the 1's. That means playing more than should (?) in the 'body bag' games. So when the big games come along, everyone knows what they're doing. On the other hand, these early games, one...

Maybe back in the day, but......reefer is shorthand for refrigerator. Keep on truckin' folks.

Yuk! Yuk! Can identify with the above. However, am not as talented as you guys are, when moved into 'retirement sized' home, built a large pergola in back yard, complete with 12' grill/serving/area, as well as adjacent sink/reefer/storage unit. In the three years gone, haven't even used it...

He appears to have a well developed lower body. Have learned a thing or three from BP. Most work on upper body, but the OL folk need to have the strong, firm base to withstand the bull rushes from the DL. Also, from my own experiences, easier to put on upper body muscle than lower body. More...

If anyone could direct me, would appreciate it. Watched Day on the B10 Days, and continue to be impressed with his 'silver tongue' when talking to the newsies. It covers the coaches, but would really like to see/hear the way our player representatives comport themselves on stage. Brody put up...

Yeah, but does he have the requisite arm length? (tongue in cheek folks).

Most of us believe that Sayin will be under center against Texas. Hoping that he performs well, and leads tOSU to victory. However, will be interesting to see how much rope Day gives him, before putting in LK to see how well he does under fire.

While reading Lindy's reports, appears that Texas's O will be practically new, and tOSU's D will be practically new. That should be an interesting match-up. Certainly Texas will be returning, much as tOSU will, talented players, albeit inexperienced as well. Have to give the edge to Texas in...

In watching the WNBA, appears (at least to me), that when the announcers talk up the bigs, it's usually a southern school, or Ucon that's mentioned. Brink is an exception, but we've not really seen her play, as sidelined with a leg injury. Looking forward to seeing the new edition of tOSU...

Interesting take. Yeah, believe Xichigan is looking around to see who they can get to advocate for them, and yeah, the B10 Commissioner is supposed to advocate for his teams, however, does he realize that he's actually advocating against the rest of the B10 by trying to minimize the impact on...

The vagaries of golf. Remember that a pro opened with an 82 at the Masters, and the next day shot a 62. All with the same swing and conditions. It's called 'golf'. One's a heartbreaker, and the next day a day to remember. Hope Neal finds some consistency, because he appears to have all the...