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ttun Shenanigans, Arguments, and Emasculated Cucks (2019 thread)

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We really haven't been competing with Michigan since Tressel came on scene ...
We got bigger fish to fry in the playoff era.


My new friend, me thinks you have a lot to learn about this whole thing.

There is only one fish and if you fry it 100 times nothing, and I mean NOTHING, is as important as #101
 
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My new friend, me thinks you have a lot to learn about this whole thing.

There is only one fish and if you fry it 100 times nothing, and I mean NOTHING, is as important as #101

That's the great thing about being Ohio State ... When you're competing against the nations elite, Michigan becomes nothing more than a speed bump.

If you cant out recruit us nationally ... you 'aint out recruiting us in conference.

We've put the petal to the metal and never looked back.
 
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My friend..no offense, but you just don't get it

yet

there is time young buck

The "national elite" mean nothing. There is one enemy.

One.

I get it, you don't like Michigan. I lived through the 80s and 90s too.

We've been on completely different levels competiting for entirely different things since then.

Ohio State is looking for the next kids who can win a title.

Michigan is looking for the next kids who can win a division.

At this point, we're punching down. Like a chessmaster poking fun at a checkers player. The players know what it means to beat Michigan. They also know our goal is greater and beyond them
 
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I got this one @Jaxbuck

“Meyer then walked down the aisle from the back to the front of the room amidst applause, hugged his former offensive coordinator, and then addressed the team. Below is his unscripted speech in its entirety.”

Humbled to be in front of you again. I’ve been part of this rivalry since I was this big [holds hand up to waist]. So I get really upset when I see people come into the program and they don’t appreciate it, they don’t respect it, and, uh, that bothers me.

And I can speak on behalf of you guys who have been here. I cannot speak on behalf of you guys in the back because you don’t yet. Some of you know a little bit about it. But this is a rivalry that in the 10-Year War, there was guy named Bo Schembechler who was the coach at the Team Up North, he’s actually from Ohio. And then a guy named Woody Hayes, and he was the coach here.
And I lived that rivalry in 1986-87 when I was a coach here and I lived this rivalry away coaching in other places. Came back here and, and I’ve been at USC vs. Notre Dame, Florida vs. Georgia, Florida vs. Florida State, and all due respect to all of them out there - that ain’t anything like this.

So it really bothered me when I heard a player for the other team come out and guarantee wins, and Revenge Tours, and shit like that, and I remember those days and my head almost popped off my shoulders. That’s disrespecting the rivalry. And I think - everyone listen real close, this is in our DNA, this will never change: How do you really show respect for a rivalry?

Think about it. Very simple question, complicated answer. How do you show respect for a rivalry?
Is it a tee shirt, is it uh - some guy, that Kamara (Ed. Meyer likely meant Michigan running back Karan Higdon, not Saints running back Alvin Kamara) that asshole that said they were going to win the game and said “I guarantee it” or that defensive end, really good player, Revenge Tour Almost Done so he’s going to group us with Wisconsin or Penn State or something like that?

How do you really show respect for a rivalry? And all due respect, maybe some up there don’t understand that. You work that [expletive] every day. Every day. You walk in that staff room - this is for the new coaches, you know who they recruit. You know what they’re doing every day. What I ask Mark Pantoni - who are they recruiting? Who are they going after? What is their practice schedule? What are they doing? Are we outworking them?
So I’ll say this again. How do you respect a rivalry? You work it every day. You don’t shoot your mouth off. If I ever hear, whatever’s going on, I hear a player take a shot verbally at them - that’s a problem. How do you show respect for a rivalry? You work it every [expletive] day. Not by tee shirts. Not by bullshit.

When I see people giggle about how we don’t wear blue in here - I don’t laugh about that. We don’t have blue pens in here. That’s not funny. This is Nike vs. Adidas, this is Coke vs. Pepsi, this is Ohio State vs the Team Up North. This is our livelihood.

So if you're new to the program - welcome to the program. Understand where you’re at. This is not a game. This is not silly. This is a way of life. There’s a bunch of former players in the back [of the room] that lived it. As you move up, you live it. This is who you are.
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. And you work it every day. And I don’t give a shit if you’re from California or Texas or whatever, as soon as you say you’re a Buckeye this is part of your life for the rest of your life - and you don’t lose to those pricks. You beat them every day. Every day.
This will always be a player’s program. What you guys did in that game, to put a beating on that team like they’ve never had a beating before in the history of that program - very good program, by the way - you notice how we talk about them, right? Is that a good program up there? Great program. Good players up there? Great players. Great coaches? Great coaches.

That’s the way you respect a rivalry. Then you outwork them and then you kick that ass like it’s never been kicked before. And that’s what you did.
 
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I get it, you don't like Michigan. I lived through the 80s and 90s too.

We've been on completely different levels competiting for entirely different things since then.

Ohio State is looking for the next kids who can win a title.

Michigan is looking for the next kids who can win a division.

At this point, we're punching down. Like a chessmaster poking fun at a checkers player.


No my friend.

No.

There is only one source of evil. Only one enemy.

Nothing else matters
 
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