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As long as you are not living in a van down by the river and hitting the motivational speaking circuit.itcdbuck said:free beer at my house in 2011 for all OSU fans ... down in SFLA for the UMiami game ( I figured I would offer and be hospitable, figuring many of you won't remember and/or I'll be fired by then and lose my house.)
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HAYNMililaniBuckeye said:I made a future schedules page to tide us over until the site gets the 2005 and 2006 schedules put up under the Schedules/Calendar dropdown menu.
Future Football Schedules
I noticed something on the schedule for this year and in future seasons. This year, we had Texas at home and scUM on the road. Next year, it will be Texas on the road and scUM at home. In 2008, we have USC on the road and scUM at home, then vice versa in 2009. Any thoughts on why we scheduled our two toughest games of the year opposite of one another? Meaning, wouldn't it be beneficial to schedule both at home in each year and both on the road the following year to give us the best chance at the coveted undefeated regular season? Michigan is set in stone, so why didn't we go to Texas this year and to USC in 2009? The Miami series in 2010 and 2011 are the only ones that coincide with our Michigan series. IMHO, I think we kind of shoot ourselves in the foot by scheduling in this manner. Now, I do understand we may be at the mercy of the other schools, so I guess my question could lie in the amount of effort put forth to make this work in this way. USC's schedule is always powder-puff teams, so God knows they shouldn't have been opposed. Texas is "at home" (Dallas) every year with Oklahomos, so it probably didn't matter to them. I guess the bright side is if we do go undefeated in one of these years, no one can say we didn't earn it.
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I see your point, but even if it was matched up we lost to Texas at home and we can't go undefeated.
Also when scheduling that far down the road you don't know which year is going to be the better team, so you don't konw that even know you could have say USC home and scUM home but that be a rebuilding year, and the next year it be at both places and you could be screwed b/c you have two tough road games.
<HR>Introduction to Metaphysics of Yin & Yang![]()
The idea of opposites (Yin Yang, the union and harmony of opposites) has existed in both Eastern and Western philosophy since ancient times. Of the Ancient Greek Philosophers, Heraclitus and Parmenides both understood that the Universe was One and Dynamic. Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel appears to subscribe to this philosophy and has applied it to their scheduling of opponents.