Holy shit I was yelling the same game at the watch party I was at! How glorious would that have been?
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Buckeyes are good for whatever network they’re on.
Pity ESPN lowballed Delaney 15 years ago so he decided to start his own network with FOX as his bedfellow.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
SKULL SESSION: JIM HARBAUGH'S JOB IS SAFE, AIDAN HUTCHINSON SAID HE DIDN'T SEE THE LOSS COMING, AND CHARLES WOODSON LAMENTS ANOTHER LOSS
SOMETIMES, YOU'RE JUST WORSE! There's nothing quite like going to your post game press conference and admitting that you got your ass kicked once again basically because you just weren't as good as the other team.
I wonder if that "execution" he references also includes one's ability to remove a shoe undetected...
There seems to be a postmortem debate about whether Michigan's recent flaying was a result of a talent disparity or a coaching and schematic failure. Uh, why not both? You don't give up 1,144 yards and 118 points in two years without being bad and poorly coached. Just ask Rutgers!
The best parts of that Tweet are the Michigan fans replying feeling the need to explain why their team actually is *not* Rutgers for various reasons, which is just a delightful place to be in December.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skul...-didnt-see-loss-coming-charles-woodson-lament
SOMETIMES, YOU'RE JUST WORSE! There's nothing quite like going to your post game press conference and admitting that you got your ass kicked once again basically because you just weren't as good as the other team.
I wonder if that "execution" he references also includes one's ability to remove a shoe undetected...
There seems to be a postmortem debate about whether Michigan's recent flaying was a result of a talent disparity or a coaching and schematic failure. Uh, why not both? You don't give up 1,144 yards and 118 points in two years without being bad and poorly coached. Just ask Rutgers!
The best parts of that Tweet are the Michigan fans replying feeling the need to explain why their team actually is *not* Rutgers for various reasons, which is just a delightful place to be in December.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skul...-didnt-see-loss-coming-charles-woodson-lament
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
THE URBAN MEYER EFFECT. It was closer than its ever been last week but this week it happened – Fox's Big Noon Kickoff beat ESPN's College GameDay, posting its best rating ever on Saturday.
That's all Urban Meyer.
The dude won over 90 percent of his games at Ohio State, went 7-0 against Michigan in The Game, and won three Big Ten championships and a national title and somehow, it seems he's an even better analyst than he is a head coach.
If he's this good at everything he does, I expect him on the damn PGA tour next year, cause I hear he's been golfing a lot.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skul...-didnt-see-loss-coming-charles-woodson-lament
That's all Urban Meyer.
The dude won over 90 percent of his games at Ohio State, went 7-0 against Michigan in The Game, and won three Big Ten championships and a national title and somehow, it seems he's an even better analyst than he is a head coach.
If he's this good at everything he does, I expect him on the damn PGA tour next year, cause I hear he's been golfing a lot.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skul...-didnt-see-loss-coming-charles-woodson-lament
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
The 10 Most Incredible Facts From Ohio State 56, Michigan 27
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Harbaugh made history on Saturday by becoming the first coach for either school to start his career 0-5 in the series.
John Cooper (1988-1991) and Albert Herrnstein (1906-1909) both started 0-4.
Herrnstein had the decency not to try a fifth time. Cooper broke his streak with the tie mentioned above.
.7298
With the win over Michigan, Ohio State is now the top major-conference program in the nation by winning percentage. OSU’s .7298 (a record of 923-325-53) puts them just slightly ahead of Michigan’s .7297 (962-345-36).
So now when Ohio State fans tell Michigan fans that their “winningest program” claim is based solely on having started to play the sport before most other teams, they’ll be 100 percent correct.
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J.K. Dobbins is the first Buckeye in more than half a century to put up four touchdown runs in a single game against Michigan.
Jim Otis had four against the Wolverines in a 50-14 win in 1968.
Bob Ferguson also scored four times against Michigan in a 50-20 win in 1961.
Jonathan Wells was seemingly on his way to doing it in 2001 with three first-half rushing touchdowns, but sprained his ankle and had to leave the game in the middle of the third quarter.
4-0
For the first time in program history, the Buckeyes are on a four-game winning streak in Ann Arbor.
OSU beat Michigan in Michigan Stadium in 2013, 2015, 2017, and 2019.
The Bucks are 7-1 in Ann Arbor since 2005.
For comparison’s sake, they only won six games in Michigan Stadium from 1966 to 2003.
8
As mentioned above, the Buckeyes have won eight straight meetings with Michigan. That’s the longest streak in Ohio State’s history against the Wolverines.
You might also remember the second-longest streak for OSU in The Game. It happened from 2004 to 2010.
So yes, there are kids who are old enough to drive now who have only seen Michigan win The Game once in their entire lives.
Oh, and those kids are also the same age as current college football recruits.
The only team to ever win nine straight meetings was Michigan. And like many of the Wolverines’ major accomplishments in this series, it happened at least partly before the airplane was invented.
Michigan won each meeting with Ohio State from 1901 to 1909, before the teams were even in the same conference.
29
A year after scoring 62 points against Michigan, the 56-point outburst on Saturday probably seemed like an offensive slump.
But the 29-point margin of victory ranks as the 7th-biggest the Buckeyes have ever put up in the series.
Two came during the Rich Rodriguez era (37-7 in 2010 and 42-7 in 2008), which shouldn’t really count.
Outside of those games, the Buckeyes haven’t laid that big of a butt-kicking on the Wolverines in more than 50 years.
The only other blowouts that big came in 1934 (34-0), 1935 (38-0), 1961 (50-20), and 1968 (50-14).
Entire article: https://theozone.net/2019/12/the-10-most-incredible-facts-from-ohio-state-56-michigan-27/
Don’t Let Frequency of Great Performances Overshadow History Being Made
Ohio State went into Ann Arbor on Saturday and beat Michigan for an eighth-consecutive year.
It was their 15th win in 16 games, and 17th win in the last 19 meetings.
Some would call it ‘old hat,’ but if the new hat fits so great and looks so good every year, it’s okay to admire it for its individual beauty. There is no reason to just toss it on your pile of other hats. You need to admire them and set them out so that they can be appreciated.
And that’s what Buckeye fans need to make sure they do with yesterday’s win over the Wolverines.
I know it won’t be taken for granted. But things happened in that game that generally don’t happen in that game. Players had performances that aren’t that easy to come by, and just because they are becoming more frequent against Michigan doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be acknowledged.
For instance, freshman wide receiver Garrett Wilson caught three passes for 118 yards and a touchdown, and in doing so he joined a fairly exclusive group. He became just the eighth Buckeye to ever have 100 receiving yards in a game against Michigan.
He joined Parris Campbell (192, 2018), Ted Ginn (104, 2006), John Frank (123, 1983), Santonio Holmes (121, 2003), Brian Stablein (111, 1992), David Boston (217, 1998), and Michael Jenkins (132, 2003) in the Buckeyes’ Century Club.
I’m not sure if you’ve seen the Ohio State record books in a while, but that’s a decent group to be listed among, and yet none of them were true freshmen like Wilson is.
Last year, Chris Olave made his mark in this game as a true freshman with two touchdowns catches and a blocked punt, but even those two receptions went for just 48 yards total.
Junior running back JK Dobbins also joined an exclusive group, as he does just about every week.
He now joins Archie Griffin as the only two Buckeyes with more than 4,000 yards rushing. Dobbins is now at 4,113 yards rushing in his career, and is only a little under 1,500 yards away from overtaking Griffin as the all-time rushing leader at Ohio State.
Entire article: https://theozone.net/2019/12/dont-let-frequency-great-performances-overshadow-history-made/
0-5
Harbaugh made history on Saturday by becoming the first coach for either school to start his career 0-5 in the series.
John Cooper (1988-1991) and Albert Herrnstein (1906-1909) both started 0-4.
Herrnstein had the decency not to try a fifth time. Cooper broke his streak with the tie mentioned above.
.7298
With the win over Michigan, Ohio State is now the top major-conference program in the nation by winning percentage. OSU’s .7298 (a record of 923-325-53) puts them just slightly ahead of Michigan’s .7297 (962-345-36).
So now when Ohio State fans tell Michigan fans that their “winningest program” claim is based solely on having started to play the sport before most other teams, they’ll be 100 percent correct.
4
J.K. Dobbins is the first Buckeye in more than half a century to put up four touchdown runs in a single game against Michigan.
Jim Otis had four against the Wolverines in a 50-14 win in 1968.
Bob Ferguson also scored four times against Michigan in a 50-20 win in 1961.
Jonathan Wells was seemingly on his way to doing it in 2001 with three first-half rushing touchdowns, but sprained his ankle and had to leave the game in the middle of the third quarter.
4-0
For the first time in program history, the Buckeyes are on a four-game winning streak in Ann Arbor.
OSU beat Michigan in Michigan Stadium in 2013, 2015, 2017, and 2019.
The Bucks are 7-1 in Ann Arbor since 2005.
For comparison’s sake, they only won six games in Michigan Stadium from 1966 to 2003.
8
As mentioned above, the Buckeyes have won eight straight meetings with Michigan. That’s the longest streak in Ohio State’s history against the Wolverines.
You might also remember the second-longest streak for OSU in The Game. It happened from 2004 to 2010.
So yes, there are kids who are old enough to drive now who have only seen Michigan win The Game once in their entire lives.
Oh, and those kids are also the same age as current college football recruits.
The only team to ever win nine straight meetings was Michigan. And like many of the Wolverines’ major accomplishments in this series, it happened at least partly before the airplane was invented.
Michigan won each meeting with Ohio State from 1901 to 1909, before the teams were even in the same conference.
29
A year after scoring 62 points against Michigan, the 56-point outburst on Saturday probably seemed like an offensive slump.
But the 29-point margin of victory ranks as the 7th-biggest the Buckeyes have ever put up in the series.
Two came during the Rich Rodriguez era (37-7 in 2010 and 42-7 in 2008), which shouldn’t really count.
Outside of those games, the Buckeyes haven’t laid that big of a butt-kicking on the Wolverines in more than 50 years.
The only other blowouts that big came in 1934 (34-0), 1935 (38-0), 1961 (50-20), and 1968 (50-14).
Entire article: https://theozone.net/2019/12/the-10-most-incredible-facts-from-ohio-state-56-michigan-27/
Don’t Let Frequency of Great Performances Overshadow History Being Made
Ohio State went into Ann Arbor on Saturday and beat Michigan for an eighth-consecutive year.
It was their 15th win in 16 games, and 17th win in the last 19 meetings.
Some would call it ‘old hat,’ but if the new hat fits so great and looks so good every year, it’s okay to admire it for its individual beauty. There is no reason to just toss it on your pile of other hats. You need to admire them and set them out so that they can be appreciated.
And that’s what Buckeye fans need to make sure they do with yesterday’s win over the Wolverines.
I know it won’t be taken for granted. But things happened in that game that generally don’t happen in that game. Players had performances that aren’t that easy to come by, and just because they are becoming more frequent against Michigan doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be acknowledged.
For instance, freshman wide receiver Garrett Wilson caught three passes for 118 yards and a touchdown, and in doing so he joined a fairly exclusive group. He became just the eighth Buckeye to ever have 100 receiving yards in a game against Michigan.
He joined Parris Campbell (192, 2018), Ted Ginn (104, 2006), John Frank (123, 1983), Santonio Holmes (121, 2003), Brian Stablein (111, 1992), David Boston (217, 1998), and Michael Jenkins (132, 2003) in the Buckeyes’ Century Club.
I’m not sure if you’ve seen the Ohio State record books in a while, but that’s a decent group to be listed among, and yet none of them were true freshmen like Wilson is.
Last year, Chris Olave made his mark in this game as a true freshman with two touchdowns catches and a blocked punt, but even those two receptions went for just 48 yards total.
Junior running back JK Dobbins also joined an exclusive group, as he does just about every week.
He now joins Archie Griffin as the only two Buckeyes with more than 4,000 yards rushing. Dobbins is now at 4,113 yards rushing in his career, and is only a little under 1,500 yards away from overtaking Griffin as the all-time rushing leader at Ohio State.
Entire article: https://theozone.net/2019/12/dont-let-frequency-great-performances-overshadow-history-made/
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Just sitting down to review some accounts. Putting the game on again. I can get off to this for the next 364 days until the release of the next film.
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As of this hour there is still no Xichigan podcast from Steve Deace. It's almost like he can't find the words.
I did find this amusing piece on SI by Deace. Dated Nov. 30th.
https://www.si.com/college/michigan...harbaugh-ohio-state-football-2019-lose-again/
I did find this amusing piece on SI by Deace. Dated Nov. 30th.
https://www.si.com/college/michigan...harbaugh-ohio-state-football-2019-lose-again/
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An observation from my barcacomputerdeskchair...
Can we get Metellus unlimited eligibility?
Can we get Metellus unlimited eligibility?
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Buckeneye
I lead, you follow.
That first score and then only to be trounced really has broken them. "There can be no true despair without hope". And for that first drive, those few minutes, they had hope. Not just faint hope, like, on top-of-the-world type hope.
Then the Bucks took that little light and snuffed out whatever chance it had, thus removing all hope.
It is glorious and I feel truly privileged to be alive to witness this golden age.
Then the Bucks took that little light and snuffed out whatever chance it had, thus removing all hope.
It is glorious and I feel truly privileged to be alive to witness this golden age.
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They were pumping industrial levels of sunshine and hope since the second half of the Penn State game.
This one stung like a living bitch for them.
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Onebuckfan
classof76
I don’t understand why we handcuffed Chase .,never moved him off DE and watching I never saw a stunt or a blitz from his side. Frustration for Chase held and double teamed all game. He handled it well.. without committing a stupid penalty. Help him out this week please he deserves it.
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The last time they had the ball with a chance to take the lead was when they were down 7-6 and had the ball in the first quarter.
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