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How so? They only have three losses. Outside of Kansas and Kentucky they've got just as good a claim as anybody else. Whether they actually were a #1 seed or not is debatable, but there's no question they should've been in the discussion.BuckeyeNation27;1665393; said:Had no business being in those discussions to begin with.
call them up and try to take bets on the game.NW fans chanting "just like football" versus Iowa.
ESPN breaking down who has the best chance to win the B10, shows the schedules and includes '@PSU' for OSU. It wasn't just a typo, either. They discussed the fact that OSU had the easiest schedule and were going to play Penn State. Fantastic job, guys.
83 FGAAnyone who thinks Iowa isn't a completely different team when we play them.....they are currently 1-12 from 3pt land vs IU.
Ballwanker is 0-2.
BuckeyeNation27;1665393; said:Had no business being in those discussions to begin with.
Buckeyes closing in on another football/basketball sweep: Big Ten Insider
By Doug Lesmerises, The Plain Dealer
February 28, 2010
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Terrelle Pryor wanted to know the score.
"I hope Purdue loses," the Ohio State quarterback said Sunday afternoon. Told the Boilermakers were trailing Michigan State, Pryor said, "That's good then."
"I'm just happy the girls are in and now we need the guys coming in. I'm sure they'll get it done," Pryor said.
Actually, Pryor and the football Buckeyes were in first, winning their fifth straight Big Ten title in the fall. Then the OSU women's basketball team wrapped up its sixth straight Big Ten title and will open as the No. 1 seed in the Big Ten Tournament on Friday. Thanks to Michigan State's 53-44 win over the Boilermakers, Ohio State is looking to repeat some rare conference history.
The Buckeyes are the only team to win Big Ten titles in football and both basketballs in the same season, doing it in 2005-06 and 2006-07. If Ohio State beats Illinois at home on Tuesday night, it will happen for a third time.
At 13-4, Ohio State holds a half-game lead over the 12-4 Boilermakers and 12-4 Spartans and will clinch at least a tie for the title with a win over the 10-6 Illini. Because of tiebreakers, the Buckeyes would also assure themselves the No. 1 seed in the Big Ten Tournament with a win.