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buckeyeboy
Still fortitudinous
umm...I watched the game that would have been relevant to the discussion, if you were paying attention to the conversation, namely the NC St.-Va. Tech game last year, which NC St. won.
Do I agree that USC is the top team in the nation? Yes. Do I think that they'd go undefeated if they played in the SEC or Big 10? No. Hence, my point.
And to answer your question, yes, I think we'd beat Louisville. Their running up the score on subpar talent doesn't impress me. I don't think they could score more than our 27.7 ppg against our defense. Remember, fella, defense not only keeps people from scoring, but it also can put you in great field position, thereby curing lack of ability to move the ball. Accordingly, your terse analysis of, "they deserve the ranking, period," is unavailing.
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buckeyeboy
Still fortitudinous
Looks like I was right again.
. You guys still think Louisville would beat us?
. You guys still think Louisville would beat us?
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Looks like I was right again.
Who thought Louisville would beat tOSU? I didn't go all the way back in the thread...
VTech is the real deal IMO. If they can make it through the ACC gauntlet, I could see them giving USC a serious game...without getting into the numbers or depth, I was just as impressed with the Hokies as I was with the Horns.
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buckeyeboy
Still fortitudinous
You didn't have to go back too far to find quotes like this of Buckeye fans (unlike myself) who were saying last week that we couldn't beat them.
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Great Job!!
You are the most loyal fan ever!!!
Kinda ironic that you have a warning for bashing though
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Every buckeye complaint about offense should be answered with the word Louisville. They define offensive excellence, and yet they couldn't do anything this day against bottom dwellers. Tressel is much brighter than most people realize. There are times where he's a little too conservative, but it sure produces a lot of W's.
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buckeyeboy
Still fortitudinous
Classy. By the way, I was joking on my post. Hence, the
icon.Nah, just the smartest.
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bucknut11
Defense still wins Championships
Good analysis regarding L'Ville over on the OZONE. Tom's Tip Sheet has quickly replaced the now defunct "Quarterback Club" as the best OSU weekly reading during the season. Read it. It's good for you. (Hopefully BN44280 will see the part about weddings)
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Louisville wide receiver shot after altercation at club, expected to recover
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville wide receiver Trent Guy was shot in the back early Saturday outside garage near a downtown nightclub. The school said it expects him to fully recover.
The 20-year-old junior was taken to University Hospital, where he was in stable condition after surgery, athletic department spokesman Rocco Gasparro said.
"His injuries aren't as severe as they could be," said Gasparro, who visited Guy. "At this time, we expect him to have a full recovery, but it's too early to speculate on his playing status."
Police said there have been no arrests and they are investigating.
Gasparro said an argument was sparked after a man touched Guy's fiance at the club. The club asked them to leave. On the way to Guy's car, two men -- one having clashed with Guy at the club -- opened fire on the victim and his fiance, Gasparro said.
The shooting was reported about 2:25 a.m., police spokesman Phil Russell said. He declined to say if Guy was shot, citing police department policy, but he confirmed there was a shooting involving a 20-year-old male.
Guy played in all 12 games for the Cardinals last season at receiver and was the team's top kick returner. He caught 11 passes for 177 yards and two touchdowns, and averaged 22.2 yards on kickoff returns and scored a touchdown. He was expected to start at receiver this season.
Entire article: ESPN - Louisville wide receiver shot after altercation at club, expected to recover - College Football
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville wide receiver Trent Guy was shot in the back early Saturday outside garage near a downtown nightclub. The school said it expects him to fully recover.
The 20-year-old junior was taken to University Hospital, where he was in stable condition after surgery, athletic department spokesman Rocco Gasparro said.
"His injuries aren't as severe as they could be," said Gasparro, who visited Guy. "At this time, we expect him to have a full recovery, but it's too early to speculate on his playing status."
Police said there have been no arrests and they are investigating.
Gasparro said an argument was sparked after a man touched Guy's fiance at the club. The club asked them to leave. On the way to Guy's car, two men -- one having clashed with Guy at the club -- opened fire on the victim and his fiance, Gasparro said.
The shooting was reported about 2:25 a.m., police spokesman Phil Russell said. He declined to say if Guy was shot, citing police department policy, but he confirmed there was a shooting involving a 20-year-old male.
Guy played in all 12 games for the Cardinals last season at receiver and was the team's top kick returner. He caught 11 passes for 177 yards and two touchdowns, and averaged 22.2 yards on kickoff returns and scored a touchdown. He was expected to start at receiver this season.
Entire article: ESPN - Louisville wide receiver shot after altercation at club, expected to recover - College Football
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