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You are clearly not a charter member of the lunatic fringe.Ohio State fans are "at their breaking point"? Over TV times?
Dramatic much?
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What's wrong with doin our business before lunch? Wake up, watch Ohio State beat some ass, have a burger. I don't see the problem.
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LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
At home? Not much. In the stadium? It is close to a morgue for noon games.
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They probably think it's a new app to play. Brought to you from the makers of donkey kong and angry birds.
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LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
Good point, but my experience last year was kids were definitely carrying on the tradition of continuing the party from Friday night into the game. However, old Gen X and Boomers were giving them shit throughout the game.
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Just like how the boomers and silent generation was giving the x'ers shit when the x'ers were the "kids" 20+ years ago
A tradition unlike any other....
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Now this is absolutely ridiculous:
www.elevenwarriors.com
Ohio state representative Tex Fischer, who represents Ohio's 59th district, proposed a bill that would prevent the Buckeyes from starting any marquee game at noon, with the exception of the Michigan contest at the end of the year.
More specifically, no game can start before 3:30 p.m. that features a state university (Ohio State) and an opponent that is ranked within the top 10 of the Associated Press' Top 25 poll under this proposal.
The bill also would fine either the Big Ten or the network broadcasting the game $10 million if it violates the proposed rule.
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Ohio State Representative Proposes Bill That Would Prevent the Buckeyes from Playing Noon Games with the Exception of the Michigan Contest
An Ohio state representative proposed a bill that would prevent the Buckeyes from playing noon games in marquee matchups, with the exception of the Michigan contest.
Ohio State Representative Proposes Bill That Would Prevent the Buckeyes from Playing Noon Games with the Exception of the Michigan Contest
The angst surrounding big game noon kickoffs has made it all the way into politics.Ohio state representative Tex Fischer, who represents Ohio's 59th district, proposed a bill that would prevent the Buckeyes from starting any marquee game at noon, with the exception of the Michigan contest at the end of the year.
More specifically, no game can start before 3:30 p.m. that features a state university (Ohio State) and an opponent that is ranked within the top 10 of the Associated Press' Top 25 poll under this proposal.
The bill also would fine either the Big Ten or the network broadcasting the game $10 million if it violates the proposed rule.
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Fungo Squiggly
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Good use of your taxpayer-funded time, Tex. Finally someone focusing on the important things wrong in this state!
EDIT - On the other hand, they could be devoting this time to fucking more shit up, so maybe I should just be happy if this is all they are up to.
EDIT - On the other hand, they could be devoting this time to fucking more shit up, so maybe I should just be happy if this is all they are up to.
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Now this is absolutely ridiculous:
Ohio State Representative Proposes Bill That Would Prevent the Buckeyes from Playing Noon Games with the Exception of the Michigan Contest
An Ohio state representative proposed a bill that would prevent the Buckeyes from playing noon games in marquee matchups, with the exception of the Michigan contest.Ohio State Representative Proposes Bill That Would Prevent the Buckeyes from Playing Noon Games with the Exception of the Michigan Contest
The angst surrounding big game noon kickoffs has made it all the way into politics.
Ohio state representative Tex Fischer, who represents Ohio's 59th district, proposed a bill that would prevent the Buckeyes from starting any marquee game at noon, with the exception of the Michigan contest at the end of the year.
More specifically, no game can start before 3:30 p.m. that features a state university (Ohio State) and an opponent that is ranked within the top 10 of the Associated Press' Top 25 poll under this proposal.
The bill also would fine either the Big Ten or the network broadcasting the game $10 million if it violates the proposed rule.
Dude is a fuckin clown
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Unpopular opinion: the stadium is morgue-ish for most games. Michigan, obviously not, but many of the rest of the games...lots of the tea and crumpet set sitting on their hands, and students not paying any attention to the game.