ttun News (2016 version)

[martinss01]

Where are they going to find an abandoned factory in a state with such a booming economy?

well, that is how the accident likely occurred after all. the likelyhood of getting run over by a forklift in an actual abandoned factory seems like it would be fairly low...

*ponders* ..although... perhaps this is simply the genius of harbles at work? if you can dodge a forklift you can dodge a bosa..?

 

[gmen6981]

Was just reading the thread about this over on Stadium and Main. One scUMmer won the interwebs for the day with this gem...." How the hell did he get run over by something slower than Derrick Green?"

 

[matcar]

This is not a joke story. Apparently, Drake was not seriously injured.

How is this not in the shenanigans thread?????

 

[colobuck79]

Was just reading the thread about this over on Stadium and Main. One scUMmer won the interwebs for the day with this gem...." How the hell did he get run over by something slower than Derrick Green?"

Maybe it was an SECSEC forklift.

 

[maximumblitz]

Perhaps they were getting rid of the skids of Coke designed to attract people to their spring game?

 

[Steve19]

Perhaps they were getting rid of the skids of Coke designed to attract people to their spring game?

Thread winner today right there folks!

 

[kujirakira]

Where are they going to find an abandoned factory in a state with such a booming economy?

Water treatment plant? I hear a few of those have been abandoned recently.

 

[LordJeffBuck]

Michigan spent $348,553 on its trip for spring break football practices at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, according to information the university provided Friday to CBS Sports from an open-records request.

To put the costs in perspective, Michigan's IMG trip was more than the 2014-15 operating game-day expenses for 13 University of Michigan teams, according to the university's financial report submitted to the U.S. Department of Education.

Michigan's spring break trip was considerably cheaper than what College Football Playoff teams spend to travel to the semifinal and championship games.

Jim-Bo might as well spend his money on spring break, because his team ain't going to the playoffs any time soon.

 

[Jaxbuck]

Jim-Bo might as well spend his money on spring break, because his team ain't going to the playoffs any time soon.

Hard to believe that sits well with any academic type that has had to deal with budget constraints of any sort in the past few years.

 

[LostLassie]

Hard to believe that sits well with any academic type that has had to deal with budget constraints of any sort in the past few years.

Was just wondering how many full academic scholarships that $$ would have funded.

 

[sparcboxbuck]

6

 

[DiamondBuck]

Was just wondering how many full academic scholarships that $$ would have funded.

If those ingrate academic types want more money they need to step up their fundraising game.

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

Hard to believe that sits well with any academic type that has had to deal with budget constraints of any sort in the past few years.

It's just an end-around the NCAA's limits for recruiting visits. Harbraw will simply justify this as a recruiting expense...

 

[cincibuck]

If those ingrate academic types want more money they need to step up their fundraising game.

Ummmm, unfortunately not a game Ohio State is going to win. Michigan's endowment fund of $9.8 B is almost three times that of OSU's and their R&D funding is almost twice - 1.3B to 766M.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

I'm starting to see things like Jehu Chesson and Taco Charlton showing up on lists of top whatever players at their position in all of CFB. Am I missing something?