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Game Thread THE GAME: Ohio State 14, TSUN 3 (final)

OWUBuckeye51;995062; said:
IIRC, your team struggled with every mobile QB they have ever faced...Troy Smith ring a bell????

Dennis Dixon?
I think fanatic is a Texas fan.

Though, in that light, they had enough trouble when a certain mobile QB faced off against their mobile QB in Columbus, and were even worse off when our mobile QB faced off against their immobile QB in Austin :biggrin:
 
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sandgk;995077; said:
I think fanatic is a Texas fan.

Though, in that light, they had enough trouble when a certain mobile QB faced off against their mobile QB in Columbus, and were even worse off when our mobile QB faced off against their immobile QB in Austin :biggrin:

Texas??? LOL Oh well let's hear it for the king of underachievers.

I have decided that no matter what tsun needs to forfiet a trip to the Rose bowl. tsun fans ask yoursevles this question: "Do we really want to go to another BCS bowl game and get our asses kicked again?"
 
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Lockup;995065; said:
Well you sure know us don't you. Maybe you have scums D mixed up with ours.

Vince Young ran for 76 and only beat us by 3 after a late 4th quarter touchdown.
Teabow ran for 39 and leak ran for 7.
Juice ran for 70 yards on us 2 more yards than Boeckman had.

I would say everyone one of those loses had little to do us being unable to contain a mobile QB.

BTW Vince ran for 192 on you guys, which was more than tsun's whole team had.

Spladam!
 
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Lockup;995094; said:
Texas??? LOL Oh well let's hear it for the king of underachievers.

I have decided that no matter what tsun needs to forfiet a trip to the Rose bowl. tsun fans ask yoursevles this question: "Do we really want to go to another BCS bowl game and get our asses kicked again?"

We beat you, and went on to win the National Championship. You beat us, and went on to play the most horrific National Championship disaster in the history of the BCS. And we're the underachievers, lol?

Still, I am picking you to win your game, then go on to a bowl and get beat by a team with some speed.
 
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well when I saw the name, MyMame--etc... I knew it had to be a scummer.

Do they think we are going to decide the outcome of the game by writing childish goofy shit on a message board??

Write back Saturday evening and tell us how you REALLY feel.

Go Bucks
 
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MyMamaTastesFunny;995215; said:
We beat you, and went on to win the National Championship. You beat us, and went on to play the most horrific National Championship disaster in the history of the BCS. And we're the underachievers, lol?

Still, I am picking you to win your game, then go on to a bowl and get beat by a team with some speed.

I would love to argue with you about how you recruit top talent year in and year out and yet have 2-3 losses a year except for one year where you played to your potential, but this is Michigan week, so I will just leave you with one thing.

Like most who post before getting facts you have no clue, our 41-14 loss was bad but not the worst. That would belong to a Big 12 team Oklahomo. They were beat down by USC in 2005 55-19. Imagine that!!!
 
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MyMamaTastesFunny;995215; said:
We beat you, and went on to win the National Championship. You beat us, and went on to play the most horrific National Championship disaster in the history of the BCS. And we're the underachievers, lol?

Still, I am picking you to win your game, then go on to a bowl and get beat by a team with some speed.

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Requirement to be a running back at Michigan under Lloyd Carr (Meet 2 of 4):

1. Injury prone
2. Your style can't work in the NFL long term
3. You have to have a mouth as big as Michigan Stadium
4. You don't fumble the ball a lot

References:
Chris Perry
Mike Hart
Anthony Thomas
 
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Two Michigan grads get a pilot to fly them to Canada to hunt moose. They bag six. As Chad and Mike start loading the plane for the return trip, the pilot says "The plane can only take four of those." The two lads object strongly. "Last year we shot six and the pilot let us put them all on board; he had the same plane as yours." Reluctantly, the pilot gives in and all six are loaded. However, even with full power, the little plane can't handle the load and down it goes and crashes in the middle of nowhere. A few moments later, climbing out of the wreckage, Mike asks Chad, "Any idea where we are?" Chad replies "I think we're pretty close to where we crashed last year."

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DDN

Wells: It's a 'privilege' to be part of the rivalry


By Doug Harris
Staff Writer

Friday, November 16, 2007

COLUMBUS ? A win in the Ohio State-Michigan game has been known to make grown men cry, but Chris Wells was so moved about playing for the first time in the rivalry that he was dabbing his eyes even before kickoff last year.
"I can remember sitting at the pregame meal with tears running out of my eyes just because I had never been a part of something like this," the Buckeye running back said.



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ABJ

Tackling toughest test yet at OSU Coming off a loss, Barton, Buckeyes need victory over Michigan


By George M. Thomas Beacon Journal sportswriter
Published on Friday, Nov 16, 2007
COLUMBUS: Kirk Barton, Ohio State's starting right tackle, doesn't chat with the media as much as he holds court.
On the Monday afternoon of Michigan week, Barton (Perry High School) did his thing for about an hour, informing and entertaining. He's the one everyone goes to for a quote, but sometimes what gets lost in the translation is the intensity of Barton, a fifth-year senior, who is one of the captains of the OSU offense.
Such was the case after the game Saturday against Illinois. Barton, wearing a recognizable scowl, was willing to shoulder the blame for the loss that halted a potential national champion
ship march.



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