hawg1
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I was talking about outcomes. But, shows I listened to this week suggested tOSU could move the ball vs this Tennessee pass D.
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Bowl Games (other than ours) and associated silliness 2024 Plus the Playoffs
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The Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl should both be a lot of fun.
hawg1
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Will be interesting to see TV numbers of each of these games. I bet a bunch turned them off.
Penn State will cover that.
College football fans in watching the last few college football games of the year shocker.
L Buff
Commissar of the Albuffs Collective Left
I moved to Ann Arbor in December of 1971. I had visited there a couple of months earlier to visit with a couple of friends and classmates from Lafayette who had transferred to Michigan that year, and went to the UM-Indiana game with them. I went to a couple of games the next two years, but didn't really become a UM fan until the 10-10 tie against tOSU in '73, after which, despite almost a universal consensus that Michigan had outplayed the Suckeyes, the Big 10 ADs voted to send them to the Rose Bowl largely because UMs starting QB (Dennis Franklin) injured his throwing shoulder in the game (sound familiar FSU?).
Great Moments in Hate: Woody Hayes Called Two-Point Conversion Up 50-14 Against Michigan in 1968, Because He Couldn't Go For Three
Woody Hayes went for a two-point conversion while up 50-14 against Michigan in 1968. According to legend, he said it was because "I couldn't go for three."www.elevenwarriors.com
Meanwhile UM stayed home, since back then the Big 10 only sent one team a year to a bowl game. That was the genesis of my hatred of tOSU, which seethes to this day. That UM team went something like 30-2-1 from '72-'74, and never went to a bowl game.
So I know a little bit about the intensity of that rivalry on both sides. But I must say that I believe that the Suckeye fans' hatred of all things Michigan goes much deeper that that of UM fans for them. Michigan is by far tOSU's biggest rival, while UM also has bitter rivalries with Sparty and, to a lesser extent, Minnesota. While Michigan wants to beat the Suckeyes intensely every year, it doesn't necessarily make or break their overall season. For tOSU, it does.
What sucks is Indiana and Clemson made the scores look more competitive than the games truly were. SMU (hahahaha) did not.
Family is out of town. Got nothing to do. But mostly I was hate-watching the underdogs.
b3buffs
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He has been rapidly bloating since he was OC at Missouri.
I was explaining to my dad that he won a national title and was runner up for the heisman, then I began to doubt myself and had to go to Wikipedia to double check.
Hmmm. If only there were a time that would have organically happened.
They Volunteered for it!
They’re high-motor with great football IQ.
why do i suddenly have a picture of a 24 year old balding white 6th year senior DL/LB in my head?