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Game Thread Ohio State 27, Iowa 24 (final, OT, 11/14/09) - Rose Bowl bound!!!

jlb1705;1594720; said:
Why not stick it to them by shoving it right down their [censored]ing throats?
save that part for the fourth quarter
shetuck;1594732; said:
So you think JT's been hiding his "big scoring plays" all season just for TSUN?
yup, i mean look at last years game against those schmucks, im pretty sure boom, beanie, hartline, and robo all had big plays for scores last year
 
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NUTS4theBUCKS28;1594717; said:
the real question is why not stick it to those fornicating schmucks up north with big scoring plays


Now honestly, were you one of the boo-birds at the close of the first half? Not happy with play calling "caugh caugh" (sic) unless it's a 60 yard pass? Just take the win and STFU.

If you enjoyed the Woody years as well as suffered through the Cooper years, kiddo... you'd appreciate what you're seeing right now.
 
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sparcboxbuck;1594760; said:
Now honestly, were you one of the boo-birds at the close of the first half? Not happy with play calling "caugh caugh" (sic) unless it's a 60 yard pass? Just take the win and STFU.

If you enjoyed the Woody years as well as suffered through the Cooper years, kiddo... you'd appreciate what you're seeing right now.

Cooper really opened up the offense. How many National Titles did he win? Oh, what's that you say...?
 
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CentralMOBuck;1594479; said:
You stay classy CBS and Greg Doyle. Here's a direct quote off of their front page.


I think this might explain Mr. Doyle's attitude towards the Bucks. He is probably in his bunker know yelling SEC, SEC, swilling his moonshine and sucking his thumb.....:biggrin:

Gregg Doyle was born in Hawaii. He grew up in Mississippi where his father was a law professor at the University of Mississippi. Doyle attended high school in Georgia and attended college at the University of Florida, where he was a sports writer for the Independent Florida Alligator.
 
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Mark May at least pretends to offer up actual analysis, even if he makes a lot of folks angry.

Greg Doyel does not. He doesn't hide the fact that he's the journalism equivalent of a troll.
 
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jwinslow;1594843; said:
Mark May at least pretends to offer up actual analysis, even if he makes a lot of folks angry.

Greg Doyel does not. He doesn't hide the fact that he's the journalism equivalent of a troll.

Doyel's whole M.O is to write the most incendiary piece he can towards the largest fan base possible. He's not talented enough to write anything of merit so he has to drum up "hits" by going negative in order to stir emotions. Almost everything he writes is completely contrived. The story is always his agenda and rarely the actual story. Don't give the puke the satisfaction of reading his drivel or the page "hit".
 
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Pimpinnati;1594856; said:
Doyel's whole M.O is to write the most incendiary piece he can towards the largest fan base possible. He's not talented enough to write anything of merit so he has to drum up "hits" by going negative in order to stir emotions. Almost everything he writes is completely contrived. The story is always his agenda and rarely the actual story. Don't give the puke the satisfaction of reading his drivel or the page "hit".
The same applies to site co-workers Dodd & Freeman.
 
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Here's a better writeup for your reading pleasure. I disagree with the assertions about the conservative playcalling on offense, but it does contain some good quotes and observations.

Conservative Buckeyes still rule Big Ten roost - Stewart Mandel - SI.com

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- You missed your window, Big Ten teams.
You wanted to end Ohio State's five-year reign of conference dominance? This was your chance. With a small senior class, a work-in-progress offense and a quarterback struggling to live up to gargantuan expectations, the Buckeyes appeared to have their most vulnerable team in years. A midseason meltdown at Purdue left the door open for other challengers.
But you couldn't do it, Penn State. Nor could you, Wisconsin. Michigan -- what do we even say about that?
Give Iowa credit for coming the closest. Despite a redshirt freshman quarterback, James Vandenberg, making his first career start in front of 105,000 hostile spectators, despite a set of clumsy receivers who made his job even harder and despite falling behind 24-10 in the fourth quarter, the No. 15 Hawkeyes managed to take 10th-ranked Ohio State to overtime here on Saturday.
But with the game -- and a likely Rose Bowl berth -- on the line, the Buckeyes' defense made a triumphant stand, then turned to the unlikeliest of heroes -- 26-year-old former MLS journeyman-turned walk-on kicker Devin Barclay -- who, in just his third game as Ohio State's primary kicker, nailed the game-winning 39-yarder to send the Buckeyes (9-2, 6-1 Big Ten) to Pasadena.
 
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