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Game Thread 2015 National Championship Game: (2) Oregon vs. (4) Ohio State, Jan 12th @ 8:30p ET, ESPN

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ESPN actually comes through with the scoop. Also, OSU going cheap! :biggrin:

http://espn.go.com/college-football...ollect-first-three-title-rings-2014-15-sesaon

Ohio State football players received their College Football Playoff championship rings on Friday morning, the first of three rings that the school will give the players.

Each player will receive $828 worth of rings, said Ohio State spokesman Dan Wallenberg, which is less than the maximum the school was permitted to spend.

Ohio State spent $204 on each Big Ten title ring, well off the allowance of $325 per player. The school spent $209 to have each Sugar Bowl ring made, $166 less than the $375 per ring limit. The College Football Playoff pays for the national title rings, which cost $415 each.
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Lori Schmidt @LoriSchmidt
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Jiminy Crickets. You men and your jewelry and makeup.

11:21 AM - 27 Mar 2015
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BUCKYLE said:
Got a job at a warehouse on October 1st last year. Seasonal with the possibility of getting a full time gig. Looking promising. They don't hire giggle fucks. I'm not a giggle fuck.

But because CFB is afraid of making ALL OF THE MONEY, they hold their motherfucking national title game on a motherfucking MONDAY NIGHT. I work 2nd shift. If I...get sick Monday and have to miss work, I can kiss any chance of full time employment with my current employer goodbye.

So if anyone knows of any machine operator positions open, holla at me. I'm OSHA certified to train operators also.
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I swear I spent the better part of an hour this morning trying to think of which one of my chubby bearded friends used the term "giggle fuck." I'm sitting there thinking of every fat bearded bastard I know, was it Logan? No. Hmm, was it Dave? No. Hmm.. Kenny? No. Shit. Nick? No, he's fat but doesn't have a beard. Who the fuck said that? Should have known it was Kyle. Now I want a t-shirt that says: "I'm not a giggle fuck."
 
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Buckeyes tops in combined Final Fours/major bowls in BCS/CFP era

This past weekend, the Final Four of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament was set, with Michigan State, Wisconsin, Kentucky and Duke punching their tickets to Indianapolis. While the two Big Ten teams in that foursome bolstered their two-sport résumés, it still wasn’t enough to catch one of its conference rivals.

Since the advent of the Bowl Championship Series for the 1998 college football season, and bleeding into the College Football Playoff established for the 2014 season, Ohio State has played in 11 so-called major bowl games. Additionally, the hoops version of the Buckeyes has qualified for three Final Fours in that span; that total of 14 BCS/CFP/New Year’s Six/Final Four appearances since the 1998-99 season is the most of any FBS program in general and Power Five conference specifically.

(Writer’s note: Yes, I’m including the “vacated” Sugar Bowl appearance following the 2010 season.)

Behind OSU is Florida, which has four Final Fours and seven major bowls since the 1998 college football season for a total of 11. The only other school in double figures is Oklahoma, which comes in with a total of 10 that decidedly favors the gridiron — nine on the football side of the ledger, to be exact.

Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...ombined-final-foursmajor-bowls-in-bcscfp-era/
 
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