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morbitzerker
Putting in PDX
Drugs are dangerous, and the future is weird, but if I could buy the feeling Caden Curry had in his brain at the 5 yard line on the punt return, my back account would be empty.
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Buckeyebred97
Legend
They mad.
actually encouraged
will never compete at the highest level, unless can stop people, day is a dickhead , hate osu more now than ever classless prick, problm is just have to take it, maybe in baseball 1st matchup next year hit someonen the headindiana.forums.rivals.com
So, you didn't want Ohio State to score that last touchdown, and now, to take revenge, you're talking about hitting someone in the head? I'm only guessing he's referring to a baseball player. Hitting him in the head with a pitch? Because of something the football coach did? And Day is the "classless prick"?
These guys have no problem with that idea. Nice.
Victory formation? Looked like the "brotherly shove" formation to me. How about the part where Indiana went for the onside kick? If you're going to play 60 minutes, maybe Ohio State is going to play 60 minutes, too.
Imagine being that much of a little bitch that you complain about your team being scored on late in the game because they couldn’t stop it. That’s stuff 12 year olds get mad about in little league.
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I was just on Google. Look what I found:
"In its loss to Ohio State, Indiana was held to 83 net rushing yards and 68 net passing yards," OptaSTATS wrote on X. "It's the first time this century that an AP Top 5 team was held to so few yards in each category in a regular-season game."
"In its loss to Ohio State, Indiana was held to 83 net rushing yards and 68 net passing yards," OptaSTATS wrote on X. "It's the first time this century that an AP Top 5 team was held to so few yards in each category in a regular-season game."
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