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Telekinesis
Easily Amused by the Bitterly Disappointed
Stories like this make me proud. I have a few of my own, but yours is better by far. I've dragged a bum leg across Columbus on foot in a blizzard, but I'd much rather do that than endure a loss in East Lansing and make that drive back at 15.
That's MVP worthy.
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My half brother lives there. Complete traitor. His weirdo daughter went to MSU & subjected us to her wedding reception at the stadium. It made me sick. Literally. The day I was forced to drive up, I spontaneously got a fever, chills, etc. Haven't been back since.
Anyway, he was born and raised in Columbus. Tells us he roots for Ohio State except when they play MSU.
He's a complete dick anyway. Campaigning my Dad to write him out of the will.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
'Whenever we lose at Ohio State it's because we beat ourselves' Buckeyes Not Looking for Payback?
Ohio State heads to East Lansing this weekend to take on the Michigan State Spartans nearly a year to the day of their last meeting, which MSU won 17-14 in Columbus.
That game cost the Buckeyes a lot and it's a game that a lot of people still look back on because of the opportunities lost. While some might view this Saturday's game as a chance at revenge or payback, the players don't really see it that way.
"We beat ourselves," linebacker Raekwon McMillan said this week. "Whenever we lose at Ohio State it’s because we beat ourselves, gave up some key opportunities to make plays last year in a big part of the season and it played out how it did.
"We lost in our stadium last year. I won’t call it revenge, we just want to get back out there get the job done this weekend and not focus on all the things around the game. It’s an away game and we want to get the job done."
Last year's game was a particularly rough one for quarterback J.T. Barrett, who threw for just 46 yards in difficult weather conditions. With arguably his best game ever coming against Michigan State in 2014, the outing in 2015 is attached to him just as securely. Even still, he's not thinking about revenge.
"I don’t think it’s revenge," he said. "Would I say I forgot? No. Does it mean a lot each year playing against Michigan State? Absolutely, but revenge, I don’t think that’s the right word to use for them. It’s just a battle each time we play one another. It’s not a blowout game. It’s always been one of those ones that goes down to the fourth quarter."
Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...at-ourselves-Buckeyes-Not-Looking-for-Payback
Ohio State heads to East Lansing this weekend to take on the Michigan State Spartans nearly a year to the day of their last meeting, which MSU won 17-14 in Columbus.
That game cost the Buckeyes a lot and it's a game that a lot of people still look back on because of the opportunities lost. While some might view this Saturday's game as a chance at revenge or payback, the players don't really see it that way.
"We beat ourselves," linebacker Raekwon McMillan said this week. "Whenever we lose at Ohio State it’s because we beat ourselves, gave up some key opportunities to make plays last year in a big part of the season and it played out how it did.
"We lost in our stadium last year. I won’t call it revenge, we just want to get back out there get the job done this weekend and not focus on all the things around the game. It’s an away game and we want to get the job done."
Last year's game was a particularly rough one for quarterback J.T. Barrett, who threw for just 46 yards in difficult weather conditions. With arguably his best game ever coming against Michigan State in 2014, the outing in 2015 is attached to him just as securely. Even still, he's not thinking about revenge.
"I don’t think it’s revenge," he said. "Would I say I forgot? No. Does it mean a lot each year playing against Michigan State? Absolutely, but revenge, I don’t think that’s the right word to use for them. It’s just a battle each time we play one another. It’s not a blowout game. It’s always been one of those ones that goes down to the fourth quarter."
Entire article: http://theozone.net/Ohio-State/Foot...at-ourselves-Buckeyes-Not-Looking-for-Payback
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I remember that '04 game, with Teddy catching a slant and flashing about 60 yards with about a minute or so left and us trailing 19-17, and then Mo Hall scored from about mid-field near the end of the game to ice it. I think Ginn had a punt return TD and a wild reverse TD, too IIRC...
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You recall correctly.
First TD at 10:50 mark (rushing)
Second TD at 15:20 (punt return)
Third TD at 2:07:30 (receiving)
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Telekinesis
Easily Amused by the Bitterly Disappointed
I prefer Ann Arbor Girls Are Dirty Whores or Chad Henne is a Joke... but we can save those for next week.
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Fucking weather! MSU can blow me with the bullshit weather they always get. Wish it wasnt happening but it is.
I don't see a loss but the weather will play a role in our rhythm. IF our guys lay the smack down big time, they are going to go all the way to the Championship game. I see a closer game though. Buckeyes 27-13 in the snow and ice garbage.
I don't see a loss but the weather will play a role in our rhythm. IF our guys lay the smack down big time, they are going to go all the way to the Championship game. I see a closer game though. Buckeyes 27-13 in the snow and ice garbage.
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