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Taosman;1332844; said:Tressel won't run it up on Michigan. He could have scored more last year but told Boeckman to take a knee.
Bucks 30
scUM 12
Taosman;1332844; said:Tressel won't run it up on Michigan. He could have scored more last year but told Boeckman to take a knee.
Bucks 30
scUM 12
UpNorthBuckeye;1332680; said:I, too, am suffering from work attention deficit disorder, and it's worse because I work in Ann Arbor and people keep coming up to me to talk about the game. We have about 60 employees here but only two OSU fans.
Tomorrow will be worse but I have a meeting from 10 a.m. til 2 so that will keep me occupied somewhat.
Gotta shut off the computer!
Go Buckeyes! Smash the scUMmers!
jmorbitz;1332750; said:You know, we could all look at this match up as AP Preseason #24 v. AP Preseason #3.
But why would we kid ourselves?
Fuck M*ch*g*n. Go Buckeyes.
Evan;1332604; said:The Game cannot come soon enough. I'm worthless at work, I just keep reading stories and this forum.
GO BUCKS!
OSUBasketballJunkie;1332229; said:
Ohio State football: The last hurrah
Friday, November 21, 2008 3:22 AM
By Tim May
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
James Laurinaitis is a tough guy. The Ohio State linebacker stands 6 feet 3, weighs 240 pounds and last year won a national award named for Dick Butkus, the ultimate name in football toughness. He also is the son of a former professional wrestler.
But Laurinaitis knows that emotions will be bubbling all around him at noontime Saturday as he prepares to take the field in Ohio Stadium for the final time. He knows what to expect, anyway, from his parents, mother Julie and father Joe.
"He'll have tears in his eyes," James Laurinaitis said. "He's a big softie."
As for how he'll handle the situation, Laurinaitis will work to focus on the task at hand, Ohio State's Big Ten game against Michigan.
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