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It’s kinda fun listening to Fowler almost soil himself for half a game before Ohio State makes him sound like a jackass. He’s almost climaxing as I speak because Ohio State just missed the FG after the personal foul.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
This is really a good article:
It shows the roller coaster ride (via numerous tweets) the Ohio State fans went through during the Ohio State - Penn State game.
It shows the roller coaster ride (via numerous tweets) the Ohio State fans went through during the Ohio State - Penn State game.
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I might be the only one but I wouldn’t sing that song up 42 with 8 minutes left. Such a god awful song. I couldnt get drunk enough to like it.
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I usually pause my tv when making work related calls. Just made a call to PA. Left the game on in the back ground.
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Don Muenz
Kill the blow. Let the devil sort them out.
Just came across this while reading an article on last week's CFB on ESPN 101 out of Saint Louis. The writer is Bernie Miklasz.
"Penn State coach James Franklin. The Nittany Lions should have won the game against Ohio State, and probably would have, if Franklin didn’t screw up a fourth-and-five play call with the outcome on the line. After calling two timeouts to come up with the ideal play, Penn State opted for a boring inside handoff to running back Miles Sanders. Ohio State had 28 players waiting to make the tackle (or so it seemed) and the result was a two-yard loss. Ballgame. You can’t go down in this game without putting the ball in the hands of McSorley, who flustered the Buckeyes’ defense all night. To make matters worse, on his way to the locker room Franklin stopped to argue with a Penn State student who heckled him from the stands in response to the idiotic play call."
Not good, James, not good.
"Penn State coach James Franklin. The Nittany Lions should have won the game against Ohio State, and probably would have, if Franklin didn’t screw up a fourth-and-five play call with the outcome on the line. After calling two timeouts to come up with the ideal play, Penn State opted for a boring inside handoff to running back Miles Sanders. Ohio State had 28 players waiting to make the tackle (or so it seemed) and the result was a two-yard loss. Ballgame. You can’t go down in this game without putting the ball in the hands of McSorley, who flustered the Buckeyes’ defense all night. To make matters worse, on his way to the locker room Franklin stopped to argue with a Penn State student who heckled him from the stands in response to the idiotic play call."
Not good, James, not good.
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Don Muenz
Kill the blow. Let the devil sort them out.
This is the link to the Miklasz article: https://www.101sports.com/2018/10/0...te-down-heroes-and-villains-of-cfb-week-five/
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The ball WAS in the hands of McSorley. He just happened to give it away.
Also, I watched that video of Franklin and the fan. It’s not a good look anytime a coach stops to acknowledge an asshat but I also think too much is being made of what actually went down, which was basically nothing.
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Maybe but it didn’t seem like much of a struggle and the only verbiage I heard from Franklin was “I appreciate your input” or something like that. Again, a good look? No. A big deal? Not really.
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Just to clarify. Are you refering to the game, or the round-and-round reverie regarding relative rivalries previously persued by this panel of practiced pontificaters?
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