Jim Knowles (DC Penn St.)

[Jagdaddy]

You joke, but they really consider Cornell to be their peer institution despite clocking in 20 places lower than us in USNWR, having easier admission standards and being far behind THE in endowment, National Academy member faculty and annual research funding

As a Cornell Law grad, I think I can say that Cornell views that similarly to how OSU football views their claim to be our rival.

 

[pnuts34]

 

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[CMic]

Stubbornness is a Knowles weakness.
Doubt he spent 5 minutes scheming for UCLA. Heck, even if you spent 5 minutes, you’d have a spy on Nico.

 

[GeorgiaBuck2]

Stubbornness is a Knowles weakness.
Doubt he spent 5 minutes scheming for UCLA. Heck, even if you spent 5 minutes, you’d have a spy on Nico.

You better believe Matty P will have spies on him against UCLA. Reese will be following him around all game, especially after the turd Ped just laid.

 

[OregonBuckeye]

They were inarguably the worst team in the B1G

 

[System_id]

Stubbornness is a Knowles weakness.
Doubt he spent 5 minutes scheming for UCLA. Heck, even if you spent 5 minutes, you’d have a spy on Nico.

Even then not sure how it takes you 3.75 quarters to start spying Nico when he had been killing you with his legs all game.

 

[Jaxbuck]

This from the same Wiley E Coyote super genius that was asking DT's to peel off and guard the RB's out of the flat on blitz packages?

The same guy that had Jack Sawyer stand up and play in space?

Mr Zero blitz late in the 4th quarter with a two score lead against UGA when all you had to do was make them work down the field slowly?

That fucking guy fucked up? Hard to fathom. Must be some other explanation.

 

[Buckeye86]

Remember when Knowles tried spying with JT against Tennessee (and using Sawyer as the Jack in ‘22)? His instincts really are bad in some areas, and Ohio State’s defensive turnaround was when Day stepped in and overruled him after Oregon, which led to hurt feelings and him leaving - but whatever, it’s clear which side came out in front in that exchange short term and long term.