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Zem
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I only started watching football when Ray Griffin returned that interception late in the 4th quarter to the scUM 3-yard-line in 1975. Up until then I was always playing outside on Saturdays. Pretty much hooked from that point, though. The first full game I watched was the depressing Rose Bowl game against UCLA for all the marbles.
Fuck UCLA.
Fuck UCLA.
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
Jeremiah's first career target was a bad drop. Tends to happen with green WRs
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
Could say the same for nearly everyone involved in that debacle
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Ryan Day delivers key update around Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate after Ohio State Buckeyes beat UCLA
Week 12 of the college football season had the Ohio State Buckeyes breezing past the UCLA Bruins to move to 10-0 on the season. Ohio State turned a 24-0 halftime lead into a 48-10 win, rotating through its depth for much of the second half and controlling the game throughout.
The Buckeyes answered the call despite not being as healthy as they’d like to be. Ohio State lacked some offensive firepower against UCLA, but it finally got the run game going with 222 rushing yards. The Buckeyes have been searching for that kind of ground success, and they found it through Bo Jackson, Isaiah West, and James Peoples.
Ohio State is taking the careful route with their star wideouts
Before the game, it was known that the Buckeyes would be without junior WR Carnell Tate for the second straight week. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, the Buckeye star is dealing with a short-term issue and is expected back soon. Tate was held out last week against Purdue after something popped up in warmups, and it appears the Buckeyes are simply being cautious.“Decided to hold Carnell this week as well,” Ryan Day said after the game. “It gave us an opportunity to play a lot of the younger guys.”
If there’s one position where Ohio State can afford to be careful, it’s wide receiver. Year after year, Brian Hartline handpicks the players he wants from across the country and develops them at a higher rate than anyone else. Tate has 711 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on the season — there’s no doubt he’s one of the most important players in this offense. Going up against UCLA and a backup quarterback was never going to be a game that tested the Buckeyes much.
Mylan Graham stepped up and led the team in receiving with 41 yards on three catches. Brandon Inniss hauled in six passes for 30 yards, and Bryson Rodgers scored his first career receiving touchdown. Jeremiah Smith was questionable entering the game and played just over a quarter before resting the remainder of the afternoon. Ohio State took a cautious approach with Smith, who was seen limping at times against the Bruins. Despite the limited action, Smith caught four passes for 40 yards and made an immediate impact, including a highlight-reel one-handed grab.
“Jeremiah was just having a little bit of a nagging issue that we wanted to make sure we were being really smart with, as we know what’s coming down the road here,” Day said after the game.
Ohio State will be back in action against Rutgers next weekend before the big matchup with the Michigan Wolverines to close the regular season. The Buckeyes value getting to that game healthy — and they’re proving that’s the right approach.
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In yesterday's game against UCLA, Lorenzo Styles Jr. became just the ninth Buckeye to score a touchdown of 100+ yards.
| Buckeye Player | Date of Play | Opponent | Game Score | W / L / T | Play Type | Play Yards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dean Sensanbaugher | 10/09/1943 | Great Lakes Naval | 6 - 13 | L | KR | 103 |
| Lorenzo Styles Jr. | 11/15/2025 | UCLA | 48 - 10 | W | KR | 100 |
| Ted Ginn, Jr. | 10/29/2005 | Minnesota | 45 - 31 | W | KR | 100 |
| Will Allen | 09/06/2003 | San Diego State | 16 - 13 | W | INT | 100 |
| Michael Wiley | 09/13/1997 | Bowling Green | 44 - 13 | W | KR | 100 |
| Marlon Kerner | 10/23/1993 | Purdue | 45 - 24 | W | INT | 100 |
| Carlos Snow | 09/17/1988 | Pittsburgh | 10 - 42 | L | KR | 100 |
| David Brown | 10/18/1986 | Purdue | 39 - 11 | W | INT | 100 |
| Bill Wentz | 10/08/1960 | Illinois | 34 - 7 | W | KR | 100 |
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cincibuck
You kids stay off my lawn!
Old Track Coach Here
RE: Wide outs and hamstrings: The trouble with hamstring injuries is that they are slow to recover. It looks like Joe Frazier punched the runner in the back of the leg, producing a huge purple bruise. Edema fills the area and takes forever to go away. Taping the leg can help prevent further injury, but it also cuts into the runner's speed. A mild pull will take two weeks to recover - a bad one up to 3 months. I'm sure the med team at OSU is top drawer and will have the equipment to speed up recovery, but it still takes time and rest.
RE: Wide outs and hamstrings: The trouble with hamstring injuries is that they are slow to recover. It looks like Joe Frazier punched the runner in the back of the leg, producing a huge purple bruise. Edema fills the area and takes forever to go away. Taping the leg can help prevent further injury, but it also cuts into the runner's speed. A mild pull will take two weeks to recover - a bad one up to 3 months. I'm sure the med team at OSU is top drawer and will have the equipment to speed up recovery, but it still takes time and rest.
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