scarletmike
Researching the Magic!
I'm all in (but not holding the rope!), let's go Bucks, make me vRich!
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Coqui;2261743; said:I don't think I've ever surpassed 35,000
and here I thought you were a true Scarlett & Gray Buckeye. If what you even suggest should happen, you should have 0 vcash like everyone else:osu:I shall not be participating in a bet cause if I do...I just guaranteed a loss, I will NOT have this loss be put on my shoulders!
gmen6981;2261931; said:OK.....I bet ALMOST all my vCash, but saw everyone else was putting it all on the line. I just threw my my last little nest-egg in the hat and I'm now truly ALL-IN!
GO BUCKS!!
http://buckeyextra.dispatch.com/content/stories/2012/11/22/meyer-cuts-back-radio-time.htmlMeyer and his coaches are burning electricity this week because they want to finish this season with a victory. It would be only the sixth undefeated, untied year in OSU football history, and the second in 11 years as a coach for Meyer. He won two national titles at Florida in 2006 and 2008, but his only perfect season came at Utah in 2004.
?You saw last week with Kansas State (losing to Baylor) and Oregon (losing to Stanford), that it?s hard to do,? Meyer said. ?It?s a credit to a bunch of players and assistant coaches that keep that focus.?
He said he cherishes the time with his coaches and players this week because those are hours when distractions can be blocked and serious work can be done.
?Once you leave here, who knows what?s being said?? Meyer said, referring to the sometimes ?nonsense? type conversations players are struck with by friends, family, etc., as the big challenge looms.
?I?m sure that?s what happened in some of those programs? that lost last week, Meyer said. ?Plus, they played good teams. It?s such a credit to this team to be in the position they?re in. It?s hard. It?s real hard.?
The Buckeyes will practice about 9 this morning before staging the annual senior tackle, closed to the public, at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. Players whose families live within reasonable driving distance will be given permission to go home for Thanksgiving dinner. The others will be allowed to have dinner at teammates’ homes or at their position coaches’ homes, among their options, a team representative said.