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tOSU -6.5 at Penn State (ov/un 130.5) Tue 9 ET, BTN

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Jaxbuck;1880756; said:
I think he meant days, as in no way this is a look a head spot.
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That would make sense. I thought maybe I was reading the wrong calendar and it was still January there for a minute.


The beers aren't helping cognitive matters either. :)
 
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Falcon7;1880982; said:
Yep, I think the Bucks go down tonight. :(
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Well, since you predicted OSU would finish 3-3 in their last 6 regular season games, I suppose you think there will be losses in the last 2 games.

OSU has never lost to Penn State as long as Matta has been the coach - that's a trend that I'd really like to see continue. If UM can sweep PSU, so can OSU.
 
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http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/news?slug=ap-pennst-buckeyefarewell
No. 1 Buckeyes look to spoil Penn St. senior night

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP)—Penn State’s four senior starters will face their toughest opponent of the season in their last home game.

What a way for record-setting guard Talor Battle and his classmates to wind up their careers Tuesday in Happy Valley—hosting Ohio State in the Buckeyes’ first game since vaulting back into the No. 1 spot Monday in the AP Top 25 poll.

“It’s a great, great situation to have. The No. 1 team, the last game at home,” senior Jeff Brooks said Monday. “It’s going to be a lot of fun.”

These border rivals find themselves on opposite ends of the NCAA tournament spectrum.

The Buckeyes (27-2, 14-2 Big Ten) are a tournament lock and can clinch the regular-season league title by winning their final two games. After beating Indiana 82-61 on Sunday, Ohio State faces a tough, NCAA tourney-like turnaround by having to play Penn State two days later on the road.

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No Traps

The silver lining to the "sub-par" couple games by Sully is that the Bucks have
have rediscovered the variety of weapons they have. This team is virtually
unstoppable when any one (or more) of 6 players can take over the game when
needed. For example, just as this board was wringing its collective hands about
the Buckeyes being "gassed" against the Illini, Lighty rips off 14 consecutive
points and 3 steals in about 4:00.

Bucks cover, easily.
 
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