Lorewarn

This is a lot of words just to say you were wrong and overblown in your initial comment. Slowly losing ground each year to the tune of being a missed field goal away from a natty in his most recent year

Every school already has a B1G patch and pretty much always has. Kind of confused if you're predicting something other than 'things will continue as they have been normally' and I'm missing it?

I guess the phrase 'takes one to know one' would apply toward any folks who were active Trump supporters and are currently hurling condescending pity towards those they believe to be supporting an unethical grifter.

You give it five years, you're the one claiming he's Solich when his resume is significantly better. I'm looking at what he's done, you're interpreting it as a super secret hidden future failure, so I don't know why I'm the one that has to give it time and not you

Okay now do all the times teams that weren't top championship level got hit with violations and then also do all the times that championship level teams haven't got hit with violations.

Failing to maintain what position? The position they were in under Urban Meyer? Urban's win percentage was 90% - Day's is 89%. Urban had three losses to unranked teams, Day has had zero. Urban won the conference 42% of the time, Day has won it 50% of the time. Urban's average poll finish was 4.57, Day's is 3.5. Their recruiting is even better than it was under Urban. The only blemish is the two losses to Michigan's best two teams of the last 25 years. He's shown nothing other than being an elite coach thus far, and while some lifelong spoiled out of touch loud minority OSU fans might be grumbling, their AD isn't stupid and Day is just fine for now.

Republican shills just can't help themselves mentioning and sharing mentions of democratic presidents taking vacations when the numbers actually just make them look even worse in comparison.

No he isn't, at least not yet. His only losses so far are to • #2 Clemson in the playoff 23-29 • #1 Alabama in the national championship in covid year 24-52 • #12 Oregon 28-35 • #3 Michigan 27-42 • #3 Michigan 23-45 • #1 Georgia in the playoff 41-42 He's got wins over #3, #7, #8, #9, #10, #11, #11, #12, #18, #18 and #21 ranked teams.

don't get me wrong, you're a very good troll

nailed it

That's true, you can identify as anything you want, and nobody has to believe you. What's the point here again?

The last time Ohio State didn't have elite quarterback play was against Nebraska in 2011. The consistency of just churning out superstars at that position every single year is unreal.

I don't follow basketball super duper close, but what are the expectations everyone's feeling? This has to be the prove it year for Fred, right? Last year felt like a prove it year, and he stepped up to the plate just enough with some momentum and progress, and now he's got his deepest and most experienced team since being here. I feel like we need to be a solid NIT or bubble team to continue with him - am I off base with anything here?

He linked to a CNN article, I'm not talking about the story itself, I'm talking about the way that he paints a picture. This is actually a very tame example, but he says "..just fired by officials after she read a book to her students that teaches kids to be proud and accept themselves for who they are. " omitting very clear and relevant context.

Honestly I wish people would stop posting Brian Cohen tweets. He might not be as deranged or as hostile to basic objective facts as his right-wing counterparts, but he's an absolute partisan hack who can't ever let stories speak for themselves and has to editorialize them to be left-sympathetic and right-antagonistic. I don't think there's anything at all wrong with the book in a vacuum, but it is explicitly about gender identity and expression. I don't even have a problem with it existing in a school, but reading it as the teacher of a class is a textbook case (no pun intended) of "f#&% around and find out".

It's red meat for their fanbase, nothing more, and it's effective at that. He's selling hype, and trying to get attention, and it's obviously working.

One of the reasons 'why' they will still need them, and hopefully have enough sense not to kick them to the curb, is that top programs are only top because there is a bottom. If you cut out all the bottom feeders, then all of the sudden you might be the bottom feeder, and for a (I think) notable amount of cfb fans especially of premiere programs, going from a perennial 11+ win team to the average being 7-5 or 8-4 will be a horrendous pill to swallow.

Anything more than 4 is bonus and ahead of schedule on the rebuild. There's potential and a decent amount of it for more, but there's also potential for things to go bad with injuries, growing pains, time to gel, and so on.

https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/de-santis-debate-memo/6168af048af86ab9/full.pdf

Has anyone seen it yet?

I know they're behind and the entire thing won't be online for a while, but last I heard Trev said that all of the necessities for the football team would be ready by camp. Is that true, are the weight room and locker room and recovery areas open and running?

He's not worried, he's a smart marketer. He's getting the base riled up, giving the players and boosters a narrative and getting everyone hyped on it.

A lot of time they would have a lease agreement in a tenant/landlord relationship that went sour - but even if they don't it's not hard to make a fake one and it's not hard to just make a claim and then let the molasses speed of the courts take over.

Ok I see Solich on the left, Larry Bird behind him, Trev and George Lucas - who else?