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- Thread starter jwinslow
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I can't imagine why a bright person such as yourself (clearly you're bright....you're a Buckeye fan) would want to tarnish themselves with going to a game there.
I'm already tainted with the PSU virus, so it's too late for me. But save yourself.....I beg you.
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sandgk
Watson, Crick & A Twist
As the "White Out" happened on this day that altered the fabric of space-time in Central PA I thought we would get a giggle out of this.
Penn State wants to trademark "White Out"
Search from Trademark Office
Penn State wants to trademark "White Out"
Search from Trademark Office
FOS has a discussion going on about it :)
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oh jeebus.....help these poor souls and just take away the football team altogether. maybe then they'll stop making themselves look like jackasses.
edit: post of the thread right here
edit: post of the thread right here
FearAndLoathingInWoolrich said:Yay, why don't we somehow try to buy the rights to that gay German techno song while we're at it?
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BuckeyeNation27;891927; said:
Impossible to do when your school has Notre Dame arrogance with Minnesota achievment.
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OSU_Buckguy
Head Coach
so you're saying that penn state is feeling minnesota?Jaxbuck;891942; said:
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Taosman
Your Cousin In New Mexxico
Penn State football Q&A with Ray Fittipaldo
Friday, October 27, 2006
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Click here to submit your question
Q: The level of talent from year to year on offense and defense appears to be equal, but the development of these players is very different. If I was a high school quarterback or offensive lineman, I would not want to come to Penn State. My chances of getting into the NFL would be small. The defense has done a very good job of developing all positions and getting these players drafted, especially defensive linemen over the last several years. The offensive troubles must be attributable to coaching techniques and philosophy. Is it time for a change in these areas?
Bob Griffin, Ponca City, Okla.
FITTIPALDO: You make some excellent points, Bob. Here is some evidence to further illustrate your point. Since 2000, Penn State has had 26 players drafted. Fourteen have played defense, 11 played offense and one was a kicker. But of the 11 offensive players drafted only two were drafted in the first round, Bryant Johnson and Larry Johnson in 2002. No quarterbacks (Michael Robinson was drafted as a running back) and only two offensive linemen were taken. No other offensive player was drafted before the third round.
Penn State football Q&A with Ray Fittipaldo
Friday, October 27, 2006
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Click here to submit your question
Bob Griffin, Ponca City, Okla.
FITTIPALDO: You make some excellent points, Bob. Here is some evidence to further illustrate your point. Since 2000, Penn State has had 26 players drafted. Fourteen have played defense, 11 played offense and one was a kicker. But of the 11 offensive players drafted only two were drafted in the first round, Bryant Johnson and Larry Johnson in 2002. No quarterbacks (Michael Robinson was drafted as a running back) and only two offensive linemen were taken. No other offensive player was drafted before the third round.
Penn State football Q&A with Ray Fittipaldo
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CleveBucks
Serenity now
Two first round draft picks on offense in the last 7 years? Wow that's abysmal. 2 offensive linemen drafted period? That's even worse.
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CleveBucks;891982; said:
Minnesota offensive players drafted since 2000: 11
First round offensive players: 1
Offensive Lineman drafted: 5
Minnesota vs Penn State head to head since 2000: Minn 3 PSU 2
I was just spouting off a name when I originally said Minnesota, looks like I wasn't too far off.
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This is the Rail that Penn State Students
used to leave Beaver Stadium after losing
to #1 Ohio State 37-17
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