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Most Satisfying Buckeye Wins For YOU

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How did I miss this thread, when I've posted in a bunch of "toughest loss" threads? :lol:
  1. 2002/03 Fiesta Bowl vs Miami, waited 34 years for that NC
  2. 1968/69 Rose Bowl vs USC, #1-vs-#2
  3. 2006 vs TTUN, #1-vs-#2
  4. 2014/15 Sugar Bowl vs Alabama
  5. 2014 B1G Championship vs Wiscy, 59-0 was a blast
  6. 2014/15 CFB Championship vs Oregon
  7. 1975 at TTUN, late comeback on the road to stay #1
  8. 2002 vs TTUN
  9. 2006 at Texas
  10. 2002 at Purdue, Holy Buckeye on my birthday
  11. 1996/97 Rose Bowl vs Arizona St
  12. 2009/10 Rose Bowl vs Oregon
  13. 2005/06 Fiesta Bowl vs Notre Dame
  14. 2017 vs Pedsters, ripped their hearts out
  15. 2018 at Pedsters, did it again
 
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Gun to my head...

2002 vs ttun (without this 13th victory there was no shot to end the scUM south dynasty and win a natty)
2003 Fiesta vs Miami (hardest hitting game I can think of and they’re still feeling it to this day)
2014 B1G CCG vs Wiscy (that 59-0 ass whooping was perhaps the most impressive victories in tOSU history)
2015 Sugar vs Bama (felt like the National Championship and the final score didn’t represent how dominant tOSU was)
2015 First ever CFP CCG vs Oregon (Beat the Heisman winner and again the final score didn’t tell the whole story)
2006 vs ttun (most hyped non bowl game I can remember and that was the real NCG)
2012 vs ttun (completing a perfect season for Urban’s 1st season was just perfect)

I could go on and on but the rest would be every victory vs ttun in some order.
 
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Realllly liked BB73's list, was in the stands for three of them, but watched them all.....would add the 1967 against Iowa, and Leroy Keyes (the do everything guy), and their QB (played many years in pros, son played for Meatchicken) (sorry old age creeping in). Maybe the 50-12 1970 against Meatchicken after the worst loss in tOSU history 1969 Michigan, simply for payback sake. Not sure of the year, but when Tress guaranteed that "tOSU fans will be proud of their team in xxxx days" - which truly started the run against The Team Up North...….

Great thread.....Go Bucks!
 
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BB73 said:
How did I miss this thread, when I've posted in a bunch of "toughest loss" threads? :lol:
  1. 2002/03 Fiesta Bowl vs Miami, waited 34 years for that NC
  2. 1968/69 Rose Bowl vs USC, #1-vs-#2
  3. 2006 vs TTUN, #1-vs-#2
  4. 2014/15 Sugar Bowl vs Alabama
  5. 2014 B1G Championship vs Wiscy, 59-0 was a blast
  6. 2014/15 CFB Championship vs Oregon
  7. 1975 at TTUN, late comeback on the road to stay #1
  8. 2002 vs TTUN
  9. 2006 at Texas
  10. 2002 at Purdue, Holy Buckeye on my birthday
  11. 1996/97 Rose Bowl vs Arizona St
  12. 2009/10 Rose Bowl vs Oregon
  13. 2005/06 Fiesta Bowl vs Notre Dame
  14. 2017 vs Pedsters, ripped their hearts out
  15. 2018 at Pedsters, did it again
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Great list, but one cavil: 2001 vs TTUN is definitely on my list, probably Top 10. After 2-10-1, it was finally the dawn of a new era.
 
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The '93 win over Washington is on my personal list, since it was the first game I went to without my parents (I was 15), it was an awesome then-rare night game atmosphere, and that win really kicked the Cooper years into high gear. Lots of big plays by the Bucks that night, including the big run by Butler By'not'e to seal the win.
 
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LordJeffBuck said:
Great list, but one cavil: 2001 vs TTUN is definitely on my list, probably Top 10. After 2-10-1, it was finally the dawn of a new era.
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Yeah, my list would largely be a re-hash of Jax's, maybe in some other order, but its nitpicking. But sort of along this line of thinking, I would work in, for a similar significance 2012 Michigan. Mostly as the cap on the body of work that season, but also in part as a sign that we could keep adding these kinds of games going forward, and also, a "fuck you" to whoever was part of the post season happening for that year (imposition, not causes necessarily) and they ran the table anyway. Even if it was ugly at times.
 
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calibuck said:
Realllly liked BB73's list, was in the stands for three of them, but watched them all.....would add the 1967 against Iowa, and Leroy Keyes (the do everything guy), and their QB (played many years in pros, son played for Meatchicken) (sorry old age creeping in). Maybe the 50-12 1970 against Meatchicken after the worst loss in tOSU history 1969 Michigan, simply for payback sake. Not sure of the year, but when Tress guaranteed that "tOSU fans will be proud of their team in xxxx days" - which truly started the run against The Team Up North...….

Great thread.....Go Bucks!
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Bob Griese was the Purdue QB.
 
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Fiesta over Miami
2001 over tsun
Cotton Bowl over USC
2018 over tsun (probably the most satisfying win in the streak: tsun coming in favored, Truck Stop Fabio and his revenge tour and then just a brutal plungering)
1993 over the pedsters (their dominance of the Big Ten got off to a rocky start and never recovered)
 
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Has to be the 2010 Rose Bowl for me. After the 2006 season ending with a loss to Florida, we were beaten up by the media pretty bad the next few seasons. Then came the Rose Bowl, where we weren't given a shot in hell because we were too "slow". Thanks pundits.
 
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lvbuckeye said:
1996 Pitt. Rambo TD on the first touch of his career, 72-0, capped by David Boston's punt return TD with only 8 blockers. "If they're gonna bite, they'll bite as pups."
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Ken-yon Rambo's first year at Ohio State was 1997.

You might be thinking of Michael Wiley, who scored TDs on his first three college touches (49-yard reverse, 51-yard reception, 60-yard reception), which he accomplished against Rice the week before the Pitt game.

Here's Boston's punt return:

 
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