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That School Up North at Ohio State, 2/16/16, 7:00, ESPN

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I love what I see from Tate, I mean Ive always appreciated his effort level and the energy he brings to the team, but now that he is confident down around the rim it is a thing of beauty. He just needs to keep it up and not worry about being selfish, keep driving the rock to the paint, keep making lay ups. For the rest of the team, keep rebounding hard, steal a few more on the offensive end and most importantly keep the turnovers to a minimum just like the first half. GO BUCKS!!!!!!
 
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HenryMuto said:
Turner just needed to stay for that 2011 season and I do believe Ohio State wins that championship. 2011 was UCONN as a 3 seed who won it and the year where Butler and VCU made it as 8 and 11 seeds.

That should have been the year Ohio State won it all. The 2007 team was great but Florida stood in the way another great team. In 2011 Ohio State was the great team.
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The 2011 Buckeyes were upset in the Sweet 16 by Kentucky, so you weren't even disappointed when Ohio State lost. :roll1:
 
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1926Buckeyes said:
I keep seeing this camera perspective and I hate it. Why is this being used so much?
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I'm wondering if the snow inhibited ESPN from getting all of their normal cameras, etc., in place and they're trying to pass it off as they meant to do this?

But it's ESPN, so it's probably not an accident that someone thought this was a cute idea.
 
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