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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
I'm thankful that the Buckeyes are going beat the shit out of the scummers on Saturday.
FUCK TTUN!!!!
I'm thankful that the Buckeyes are going beat the shit out of the scummers on Saturday.
FUCK TTUN!!!!
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VIDEO: TAIWANESE ANIMATORS GIVE THE OHIO STATE–MICHIGAN GAME THE TRIBUTE IT DESERVES
Taiwanese animators are famous for their send-ups of major news and cultural events from around the world. Today, they bless us with their preview of the 112th edition of the Ohio State–Michigan football game.
Between toilets, crying, khakis, more toilets, slap fights at urinals, and more, it's hard to say what the best thing about this video is.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...o-state-michigan-game-the-tribute-it-deserves
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Taiwanese animators are famous for their send-ups of major news and cultural events from around the world. Today, they bless us with their preview of the 112th edition of the Ohio State–Michigan football game.
Between toilets, crying, khakis, more toilets, slap fights at urinals, and more, it's hard to say what the best thing about this video is.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...o-state-michigan-game-the-tribute-it-deserves
Jake Butt animation =
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Trip down memory lane....
TOP INDIVIDUAL BUCKEYE PERFORMANCES IN THE GAME'S HISTORY
This Saturday at high noon Ohio State and Michigan will compete on the gridiron for the 112th time.
The Game has evolved into the greatest rivalry in sports over the years and a huge reason for that is the never ending list of spectacular individual performances turned in by players from both schools.
The Buckeyes are still on the wrong side of the won-loss ledger in The Game's history (47-58-6) though they've won 10 of the last 12 since Jim Tressel flipped the script and Urban Meyer built upon that momentum.
A sampling of the most successful Buckeye player performances in the The Game's history when Ohio State escaped victorious are outlined below.
TROY SMITH
Any conversation about Buckeye dominance in The Game should start with Troy Smith. In three starts at quarterback against the Wolverines, Smith went 3-0 with some gaudy numbers.
In unranked Ohio State's 37-21 win over 7th-ranked Michigan in 2004, Smith blew up for 241 yards passing and another 145 on the ground with three total touchdowns.
The following season in Ann Arbor, Smith racked up 337 total yards (300 passing) in a 25-21 win. The Buckeyes trailed 21-12 with just over seven minutes to play before Smith led the offense to back-to-back scores including a 26-yard touchdown toss to Santonio Holmes before a 27-yard pass with just :37 left in regulation set up an Antonio Pittman's game-winning four-yard run.
A year later, in The Game of the Century, Smith led top-ranked Ohio State over 2nd-ranked Michigan, 42-39, with 328 total yards (316 passing) and four touchdowns to cement his Buckeye legacy.
BEANIE WELLS
Serving as Antonio Pittman's backup as a true freshman, Beanie Wells introduced himself to the rivalry with a nifty 52-yard touchdown run giving Ohio State a 14-7 lead in what eventually became a 42-39 victory securing the Buckeyes' spot in the national championship game.
A year later in a wet and windy Big House, Tresselball was on full tilt as Wells rushed 39 times for 222 yards and two scores, one via a 62-yard gallop in the 3rd quarter providing all the cushion Ohio State would need in a 14-3 win.
For his swan song, Wells rushed 15 times for 134 yards and a touchdown as the Buckeyes cruised past Michigan, 42-7, in Columbus.
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Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...-individual-performances-in-the-games-history
TOP INDIVIDUAL BUCKEYE PERFORMANCES IN THE GAME'S HISTORY
This Saturday at high noon Ohio State and Michigan will compete on the gridiron for the 112th time.
The Game has evolved into the greatest rivalry in sports over the years and a huge reason for that is the never ending list of spectacular individual performances turned in by players from both schools.
The Buckeyes are still on the wrong side of the won-loss ledger in The Game's history (47-58-6) though they've won 10 of the last 12 since Jim Tressel flipped the script and Urban Meyer built upon that momentum.
A sampling of the most successful Buckeye player performances in the The Game's history when Ohio State escaped victorious are outlined below.
TROY SMITH
Any conversation about Buckeye dominance in The Game should start with Troy Smith. In three starts at quarterback against the Wolverines, Smith went 3-0 with some gaudy numbers.
In unranked Ohio State's 37-21 win over 7th-ranked Michigan in 2004, Smith blew up for 241 yards passing and another 145 on the ground with three total touchdowns.
The following season in Ann Arbor, Smith racked up 337 total yards (300 passing) in a 25-21 win. The Buckeyes trailed 21-12 with just over seven minutes to play before Smith led the offense to back-to-back scores including a 26-yard touchdown toss to Santonio Holmes before a 27-yard pass with just :37 left in regulation set up an Antonio Pittman's game-winning four-yard run.
A year later, in The Game of the Century, Smith led top-ranked Ohio State over 2nd-ranked Michigan, 42-39, with 328 total yards (316 passing) and four touchdowns to cement his Buckeye legacy.
BEANIE WELLS
Serving as Antonio Pittman's backup as a true freshman, Beanie Wells introduced himself to the rivalry with a nifty 52-yard touchdown run giving Ohio State a 14-7 lead in what eventually became a 42-39 victory securing the Buckeyes' spot in the national championship game.
A year later in a wet and windy Big House, Tresselball was on full tilt as Wells rushed 39 times for 222 yards and two scores, one via a 62-yard gallop in the 3rd quarter providing all the cushion Ohio State would need in a 14-3 win.
For his swan song, Wells rushed 15 times for 134 yards and a touchdown as the Buckeyes cruised past Michigan, 42-7, in Columbus.
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Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...-individual-performances-in-the-games-history
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I was shellshocked so hard on Saturday that I was the worst fucking company on a (pre-arranged) video chat with my parents immediately following the game. Had to apologize to them for it. Was still super upset most of this week to the point where I wasn't even looking forward to Saturday, but I'm finally over the hump and now can't wait to see us beat their fucking heads in. 'Trust the coaches' might be difficult right now, but I have faith Urban's put Beck in timeout for this week and we're going to see the offense come out guns blazing. Can't wait.
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Maybe I'll get it back by noon tomorrow, but some of the shine was taken off this game for me with the Bucks performance last week. I understand there is still an avenue to reach the B1G CG and the playoffs. That avenue consists of Penn State beating Sparty. Impossible? No, but c'mon. That's not happening. So, we beat scUM, go to a New Year's Six game, and post a really fine 12-1 record. That's great - except for the year when the expectations were higher.
Oh, I'll scream at the TV, cheer for the Bucks, and curse scUM. But right now, the intensity isn't there.
Pray for me. I'm in a crisis of fandom.
Oh, I'll scream at the TV, cheer for the Bucks, and curse scUM. But right now, the intensity isn't there.
Pray for me. I'm in a crisis of fandom.
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