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Eeesh. Check out the chick on the left...I think my fancy for Asians just took a serious hit.
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scarletngrey11
All right, all right, all right.
More great insight from xray
xrayrandy
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(8/30/06 12:56:14 pm)
Reply Re: OSU Depth Chart Released I'm not buying the Pittcock eating up two blockers nonsense, at least not in a four man front. In the games I watched he was almost always in the 3 tech over the LG, and was single blocked most of the time. You can bet Studdard won't need any help at LG.
Now tOSU liked to go with a 3 man front on obvious passing downs with Pittcock in the middle. In that case he always got at least a chip block from the center or guard.
The secondary is really bad, and doesn't have much depth. It will be interesting to see how badly UTs 6 WR rotation wears them out.
xrayrandy
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Posts: 139
(8/30/06 2:10:00 pm)
Reply Re: OSU Depth Chart Released On the defensive side of the ball tOSU has five journeyman type players who really have no business being a full time starter for a team of tOSUs caliber. I'm refering to Antonio Smith, Brandon Mitchell, John Kerr, David Patterson, and Jay Richardson. I suspect that all five of these or at least 4 of the 5 will be replaced by the end of the season.
In an early game like ours, they have the potential of being really bad, while they sort things out.
xrayrandy
Registered User
Posts: 137
(8/30/06 12:56:14 pm)
Reply Re: OSU Depth Chart Released I'm not buying the Pittcock eating up two blockers nonsense, at least not in a four man front. In the games I watched he was almost always in the 3 tech over the LG, and was single blocked most of the time. You can bet Studdard won't need any help at LG.
Now tOSU liked to go with a 3 man front on obvious passing downs with Pittcock in the middle. In that case he always got at least a chip block from the center or guard.
The secondary is really bad, and doesn't have much depth. It will be interesting to see how badly UTs 6 WR rotation wears them out.
xrayrandy
Registered User
Posts: 139
(8/30/06 2:10:00 pm)
Reply Re: OSU Depth Chart Released On the defensive side of the ball tOSU has five journeyman type players who really have no business being a full time starter for a team of tOSUs caliber. I'm refering to Antonio Smith, Brandon Mitchell, John Kerr, David Patterson, and Jay Richardson. I suspect that all five of these or at least 4 of the 5 will be replaced by the end of the season.
In an early game like ours, they have the potential of being really bad, while they sort things out.
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Yes b/c so-called 'journeymen' never step up under tressel... :atom: (Mike Kudla, Josh Huston, Brandon Joe - UM 04, SS Will Allen, etc).
well if xray xpert says it didn't happen, then surely that's the case. I mean an well-respected Ohio coach/poster (GBW) like coachBT (who also watch OSU practices occasionally) surely wouldn't know as much as DVRandy.
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sandgk
Watson, Crick & A Twist
Just wanted to take this opportunity to interject a modicum of respect and decorum into this thread.
ESPN Classic is now showing a game between two pretty good teams - TX vs USC. From the 2005 Rose Bowl.
Here is a completely irrelevant but nonetheless welcome picture.
That is all.
ESPN Classic is now showing a game between two pretty good teams - TX vs USC. From the 2005 Rose Bowl.
Here is a completely irrelevant but nonetheless welcome picture.
That is all.
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martinss01
blissfully stupid
Just wanted to take this opportunity to interject a modicum of respect and decorum into this thread.
ESPN Classic is now showing a game between two pretty good teams - TX vs USC. From the 2005 Rose Bowl.
Here is a completely irrelevant but nonetheless welcome picture.
That is all.
does this pic look exceedingly photochopped to anyone else? i demand proof that this is indeed the way this woman looks. the only proof i can think of is more pics... preferrable with less clothing. that way... ummm... there'll be more proof.. like ummm... distinguishing marks n whatnot..
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Dispatch
COMMENTARY
Austin, bar the door, before OSU fans arrive
Thursday, August 31, 2006
JOHN KELSO
AUSTIN, Texas — A couple of places that Austin ought to shut down and condemn for treason?
How about those two traitorous joints known as the Erwin Center and Stubb’s?
Frank Erwin, the legendary chairman of the Board of Regents at the University of Texas, would be rolling over in his grave if knew the school had sold out to a pack of carpetbaggers.
The Erwin Center, allegedly a Texas institution, has rented itself out to the Ohio State Alumni Association for $10,000 so that the Ohio State marching band can play there for an afternoon party right before the Sept. 9 game against Texas.
This would have irked Erwin. He would have wanted at least $50,000.
Then there’s Stubb’s, on Red River Street. The Ohio State Varsity Club has helped line up the barbecue and music joint for Buckeyes fans for Friday night and Saturday. So if you want good barbecue that weekend and you’re wearing burnt orange, go elsewhere.
Since we’ve given them Stubb’s and the Erwin Center, why don’t we just throw our hands in the air and toss in the Capitol?
Word is that on the weekend of The Big Game, an infestation of 35,000 to 40,000 people from Ohio will descend on Austin. Why are all these people coming here? Are the bowling alleys in Akron closed for the weekend? What, no bingo games scheduled?
An invasion of 35,000 to 40,000 Yankees from Ohio in Austin on the same weekend: Somebody call Orkin. That’s too many people asking, "What’s an enchilada? "
But here’s the real scary part. Even though Ohio State has been allotted just 4,000 tickets for the game, I’m hearing that as many as 20,000 Buckeyes fans might get into the stadium. You know what this means, don’t you? It means many UT fans are selling their tickets for profit. And that’s just wrong.
OK, so I’ll sell my two game tickets to an Ohio State fan. I’ll sell one for $7,500, and I’ll throw in the second one for $7,450. But you’ve got to memorize the words to the Eyes of Texas and sing it to me in a pretty good voice before you can have them.
Other than that, though, Ohio can go bag Jell-O, for all I care. Some guy, presumably from Ohio, sent me an e-mail that said, "If it doesn’t involve a pig, it isn’t barbecue." Hey, buddy, if it doesn’t involve a pig, it isn’t the Miss Ohio pageant.
So, 35,000 to 40,000 extra Yankees: What we should do is set up checkpoints on all the highways leading into the state and let Ohioans in on the basis of who has the largest credit card limits.
I’d set the quota at about 5,000 visitors. Any Ohio crowd larger than that isn’t worth the noise pollution.
John Kelso writes for the Austin ( Texas ) American - Statesman
COMMENTARY
Austin, bar the door, before OSU fans arrive
Thursday, August 31, 2006
JOHN KELSO
AUSTIN, Texas — A couple of places that Austin ought to shut down and condemn for treason?
How about those two traitorous joints known as the Erwin Center and Stubb’s?
Frank Erwin, the legendary chairman of the Board of Regents at the University of Texas, would be rolling over in his grave if knew the school had sold out to a pack of carpetbaggers.
The Erwin Center, allegedly a Texas institution, has rented itself out to the Ohio State Alumni Association for $10,000 so that the Ohio State marching band can play there for an afternoon party right before the Sept. 9 game against Texas.
This would have irked Erwin. He would have wanted at least $50,000.
Then there’s Stubb’s, on Red River Street. The Ohio State Varsity Club has helped line up the barbecue and music joint for Buckeyes fans for Friday night and Saturday. So if you want good barbecue that weekend and you’re wearing burnt orange, go elsewhere.
Since we’ve given them Stubb’s and the Erwin Center, why don’t we just throw our hands in the air and toss in the Capitol?
Word is that on the weekend of The Big Game, an infestation of 35,000 to 40,000 people from Ohio will descend on Austin. Why are all these people coming here? Are the bowling alleys in Akron closed for the weekend? What, no bingo games scheduled?
An invasion of 35,000 to 40,000 Yankees from Ohio in Austin on the same weekend: Somebody call Orkin. That’s too many people asking, "What’s an enchilada? "
But here’s the real scary part. Even though Ohio State has been allotted just 4,000 tickets for the game, I’m hearing that as many as 20,000 Buckeyes fans might get into the stadium. You know what this means, don’t you? It means many UT fans are selling their tickets for profit. And that’s just wrong.
OK, so I’ll sell my two game tickets to an Ohio State fan. I’ll sell one for $7,500, and I’ll throw in the second one for $7,450. But you’ve got to memorize the words to the Eyes of Texas and sing it to me in a pretty good voice before you can have them.
Other than that, though, Ohio can go bag Jell-O, for all I care. Some guy, presumably from Ohio, sent me an e-mail that said, "If it doesn’t involve a pig, it isn’t barbecue." Hey, buddy, if it doesn’t involve a pig, it isn’t the Miss Ohio pageant.
So, 35,000 to 40,000 extra Yankees: What we should do is set up checkpoints on all the highways leading into the state and let Ohioans in on the basis of who has the largest credit card limits.
I’d set the quota at about 5,000 visitors. Any Ohio crowd larger than that isn’t worth the noise pollution.
John Kelso writes for the Austin ( Texas ) American - Statesman
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fum
she 's not asian the fat just make her eyes look like she is asian.
those are Texas women?:osu:
she 's not asian the fat just make her eyes look like she is asian.
those are Texas women?:osu:
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Fum
WE all know that a coach who outcoached Charlie, and whose innnovations win games against Scum and others could never adapt blocking schemes.
hahahahahaha
WE all know that a coach who outcoached Charlie, and whose innnovations win games against Scum and others could never adapt blocking schemes.
hahahahahaha
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