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I'm not so sure I'd pick us to win against LSU but OSU certainly matched up significantly better than Clemson did. Chase and those DBs would have at least put some pressure on that offense, despite how insanely good they were. If 2019 OSU plays 2019 LSU, I'd say Bucks win 3/4 times out of ten...

They wouldn't be my final call (reversing either of these results wouldn't mean any guaranteed titles) but 05 Texas and 19 Clemson deserve a shutout. Of all the notable losses OSU has suffered over the years, these felt the most like sure wins (over elite teams) that simply got fumbled in...

While I generally agree that his drop off in production begs questions, nothing will compare to the staffs misuse of Baron Browning.

Yup, they need a proper Michigan "man" willing to look the other way

With you on Pat, don't really have any issues with him. Portnoy, on the other hand, is most things I hate about humanity. He's from Boston (adjacent obviously, you never hear from people who are actually from Boston City proper), Michigan alum/fanboy, and an insufferable love for the fucking...

Pretty good indication that athletes being employees is probably the right idea.

Will send $50 once pay day hits

I'm as biased as it gets but I think this man will be the head coach at OSU someday. Great with the kids and developing them, personable, well spoken, and he just fucking gets it.

Meh

Christ, forgot about those guys. Needless to say, I think the depth on the edge is legit.

I've been thinking about this a lot. KMac was an animal production wise but he truly was the anchor schematically. I like the talent they've brought in on the edge and the interior. Intrigued to see how the defense changes with a very different set of personnel.

Yea, adding those two would have been welcomed but we look pretty solid, depth wise on the edge this year. Kenyatta, Zion, Beau, Epi, adding Wilder and Alliegro (although not sure where he's gonna be lining up primarily) is a solid group. Unless you're an All American, that's not exactly an...

Imagine the irony. Day gets brought in in 2017 to fix Urban and JTs stale, archaic offense. Ten years later, Day brings on JT to modernize his offense. Full circle and all that.

Don't sleep on Zion Grady

How dare you coerce me into making an emotional post. Seriously though, couldn't be happier

Coleman would have been nice but I don't think his impact would be quite that big year one. I think Zion is a much better option from what I've seen in limited time. Huge news with Kenyatta, I think he's gonna have a dominant year.

I was gonna say, if you guys are taking monetary assistance I wouldn't mind helping out where I can. Wouldn't be much but worth it to me to try to help.

Where the hell do I go now haha Been here since I was 13, appreciate all the great stuff from you guys over the years. Grew up a bit with this place, a sad day indeed. Best wishes to you all

Yup, this team wasn't quite as good as I thought they were, but they were absolutely good enough to win it all. Hope McCuin likes doing the dirty work, we need that energy on O.

Also, they couldn't (or just didn't) block until Chip Kelly showed up.