LMFAO redballjet...and there is the problem with Texas when they play Oklahoma...
They are far superior a team...but if they put an 8 or 9 man front on Peterson...Stoops will be able to counter that with a substandard passing game...and 1 on 1 match-ups...
and Dave's PA...Why the hell are you posting that here...lmfao...
"Van Halen was one of the most hallelujah, tailgate, backyard, BBQ, arrive four hours early to the gig just for the parking lot bands. And still to this day is. It's an attitude. I think it's a spirit more than anything else is."
That is a definite possibility with Brown...he seems to nearly always get outcoached in big games, especially against Oklahoma.Originally posted by POJO_Risin
the only thing that can beat them is getting outcoached...
If Oklahoma beats Texas this year...Mack Brown deserves to be fired...
OSU comes out and looks like shit against San Diefago St.
although after the first play of the game...an 80 yard TD...
they shut down the offense...
an uninspired 26-7 Victory...
with the Big 10 season starting soon...
So far so good...
Troy Smith...99 yards rushing...80 yards passing...a TD each...
Pittman...a sleeper this year...with 95 yards rushing...
Holmes...75 or so receiving yards...
and Ginn Jr. nearly unseen...
OSU has 325 yards in the first half...
Iowa has?????
15...
OSU won't be beaten the rest of the way...
24-0..Pittman 166 yards on the ground...
TBrown 115 yards...and antoher rushing TD...
Iowa driving on passes to former Erie, PA boy...Eddie Hinkel...
OSU knocks IOWA out of the to 25...good fucking riddance...
31-6
Well...OSU wins a game they should have lost...
and end up winning by 11...covering the spread.
Stupid turnovers...abound...
but they get it done when they have to. Penn State loses...so OSU can still share the title if they run the table.
I have to believe Penn State has another loss in them...
unfortunately...I think Ohio State has one as well...
Their remaining schedule...
@ Indiana
@ Minnesota (oh-oh)
Illinois
Northwestern
@ Michigan
I do think Ohio State can run the table...and if they do...no way they don't get in the BCS...in some shape or form...
Okay...this is one of those worry games...OSU up early on Minny...7-0...this could be a high scorer...
they get through today...
roll up on Illinois...then the worry game against Northwestern...
deep ball for Minnesota...46 yarder...will be 7-7 soon...
OSU's dbacks are suspect..
I don't know what happened...but Minnesota didn't score...
and OSU has the ball on Minnesota's 15 yard line...musta been a turnover...
10-0
10-7
17-7...
Ginn...kickoff return for a td...way to go Minny...
way to kick to Ginn...
morons...
17-10
45-24...
OSU rolls...
they are gonna run the table...
NWestern a week before Michigan troubles me though...
Hey, thanks for beating my Gophers in Minneapolis last week. It was a great first half anyway...the dome was crazy loud with both fans.
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Originally posted by Jérôme Frenchise - BTW, bravo NATE! Soon Dave will mention the Army by himself!
Originally posted by franksters Have you heard Nate properly, We now moved up to an ''Organisation'' Awesome man!!
Roth army....more than an army....it's a gr8 Organization!!
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Nate, so cool. I'm listening to the Dallas feed, so it'll be coming up in a while. Can't wait!
When it was 17 all...I left...lmfao...
just couldn't stand watching that shit...
Gophs always seem to be close...real close...
Mason (from OSU by the way) puts together good teams...but never good enough...
Nice game, hope they continue rolling along the way they should
on paper..
EUAS
Next week is a HUGE test...
and Michigan is playing like a top 10 team...
I'm hoping for 2-0...but will be happy with beating Michigan...
we ain't getting the title...so who cares about the bowl...
just beat Michigan...
OSU HOOPS SIGN ODEN...
Oden officially bound for Ohio State as signing period begins
Nov. 9, 2005
CBS SportsLine.com wire reports
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State coach Thad Matta expressed relief on Wednesday that he had gotten letters of intent from 7-footer Greg Oden and one of the best recruiting classes in school history.
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"Any time you have national letters of intent come in, you're always nervous that the fax machine may be broken or anything along those lines," Matta said Wednesday, the first day high school seniors were allowed to sign with colleges. "This signing today is unique because I think we've got every position filled. There aren't many times in college basketball you have that opportunity."
The centerpiece of the five-man 2006-07 recruiting class is Oden, who averaged 20 points and 9.6 rebounds a game last season as a junior at Indianapolis Lawrence North High School. Oden was considered a shoo-in to jump to the NBA directly out of high school before the league changed its minimum age rule last summer. Players now must be at least 19 or out of high school for one year before they can play in the NBA.
"I think the thing that Greg is going to bring is a defensive presence. He's one of the best shot-blockers I've ever seen," Matta said. "His ability to finish around the basket is very good as well. The thing I noticed this summer is that he was able to step out and knock down 12- to 15-foot jump shots, which was good to see."
Oden, who led Indianapolis Lawrence North to the last two Class 4A state championships, was selected as the national player of the year by several publications.
"He has a chance to be special," Matta said. "But it all starts with the humility he carries for 17 years old."
Joining Oden is Indianapolis Lawrence North teammate Mike Conley, a 6-1 guard who averaged 10.7 points and 5.0 assists last season. He is the son of former Olympic triple-jump champion Mike Conley, who was a track star at Arkansas before winning a silver medal at the 1984 Olympics and a gold in 1992.
"The first time I called their house, I didn't know whether to talk to him about his son or ask for an autograph," Matta said.
Rounding out the recruiting class are 6-4 Daequan Cook and 6-6 David Lighty, both from Ohio, along with 6-9 Othello Hunter, who played last year at Hillsborough Community College.
"They all fit in," Matta said. "They're all great kids and they all have great character."
Other prominent signings:
Michigan signed 6-8 DeShawn Sims and 6-4 K'len Morris, Class A All-State players in Michigan last season.
Texas signed five players, including swingman Kevin Durant, who averaged 19.6 points and 8.8 rebounds as a junior last season at Oak Hill Academy in Virginia.
Michigan State signed 7-foot Tom Herzog and 6-6 Isaiah Dahlman, who led his team to back-to-back Class 2A Minnesota state championships, averaging 28.2 points, 5.3 rebounds and 3.0 assists as a junior.
Notre Dame signed 5-10 Tory Jackson, who averaged 30 points, eight rebounds, six assists and three steals for Buena Vista High School in Michigan.
Nevada signed 6-11 JaVale McGee, the son of former WNBA star Pam McGee.
Kentucky signed four players, including 6-2 Michael Porter, who attends Modesto Christian High School, where former Wildcats standout Chuck Hayes played.
Arizona signed three players, including 5-10 Nic Wise, who led Kingwood to the Texas Class 5A state championship last season as junior. He verbally committed to the Wildcats as a high school freshman.
UCLA signed 6-8 James Keefe, who averaging 17 points, 12.3 rebounds and 3.7 blocks as a junior in leading Santa Margarita Catholic to a second straight CIF Southern Section Division III-AA Championship.
Georgia Tech signed four players, including 6-4 Javaris Crittenton, who is considered a point guard good enough to continue the Yellow Jackets' tradition of Mark Price, Kenny Anderson, Stephon Marbury and Jarrett Jack.
Washington signed four players, including 6-11 Spencer Hawes, the nephew of former Washington and 10-year NBA forward Steve Hawes.
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Ohio State tied early...7-7 with Northwestern...
Holmes AND Ginn Jr. both returning punts at the same time...
Holmes with a huge return...
Antonio Pittman...OSU's starting RB is out...
Maurice Wells into the starting lineup...
OSU...
3rd and 14...
big 1st down early...
Big Time drive by Ohio State...
Troy looked fucking bigtime...
Bobby Carpenter is out...I wonder if Animal's kid from the Road Warriors is his back up...
3rd and 6 for Michigan..7 minutes left in the first quarter...OSU up 6-0....
First Down Michigan...
That was a good pass by Henne...
pass to Hart...
pass midfield for Michigan...
Michigan has 4th and 1 1/2 yards...go for it...throw a shitty pass...
OSU ball...
3rd and 1...would love another score right here...
1st down to Ginn...
Troy Smith is playing like a man...
another quick hit to Gonzalez...
Michigan can't stop OSU's offense...and they are going to kill this front 8 of Michigan...
Here's another 3rd and 1...with 59 seconds left in the first quarter...
nevermind...it was a first down...
OSU had to have the ball 10 minutes the first quarter...if not more...
driving again...
OSU with a big 47 yard field goal...
up 9-0...
OSU turnover leads to the fucking Queens with their first score...
OSU up 9-7...
Ohio State seniors all remember the bus ride. Five hours back from Ann Arbor, Mich., in total silence. For Ohio State coach Jim Tressel and his seniors, that 35-21 loss in Michigan Stadium on Nov. 22, 2003, is the only blemish on their record against the Wolverines. Tressel wouldn't let his players forget 2003. Senior linebacker Anthony Schlegel said Tressel put up a board asking what went wrong in that game and "all the guys put their two cents in."
-- Akron Beacon Journal
Never forget...
Tressel gets these games...
to be up in the big house right now is huge...
Not liking how they aren't punching in for more TD's...
turnover hurt...
OSU will need to force an early TO to win this game...
The Fiesta Bowl is considered a lock to exercise its option on revived Notre Dame, which would play in a BCS game for the first time since the 2000 season, when it got clobbered by Oregon State 41-9. This time, the Irish figure to be more competitive. Their likely opponent is Ohio State. Virginia Tech and Oregon also are candidates, but the muscular wallets of traveling Buckeyes fans should be the trump card.
-- Chicago Sun-Times
I'm surprised Apollo 15 didn't fucking run into the moon...
was a good commercial though...
Wolverines with another score on a turnover...
fuckers...
12-10...OSU...
IF OSU could get 1 TD here...it would be over...
OSU gives up a TD to Michigan on a shit punt from hell...
and a really close call in the end zone...
doesn't matter though...
OSU mistakes are costing them the game...
Bucks need to go yard...
Fuck...Michigan stops OSU...missed Field goal...
not looking good...
I hate losing to inferior teams...
fucking Texas...Penn State...
I can see that...
but Michigan?...
no excuse for fucking up that bad...
YES!!!!!!!!!
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