Spartacus1987
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so am Ijust stating facts.......
so am Ijust stating facts.......
There is absolutely zero chance of this ever happening.Nobody gives a f**k about most sports outside of Football, Basketball, or Baseball. I’m in total favor of OSU cutting most of these money stealing sports to support the sports people care about/can make money on
Better start the GoFundMe to start raising buyout funds then.Have to spend money to make money. Bringing Ryan back and I wouldn’t expect games to sellout next year at Ohio Stadium
Never say never. People said the same about Roe V Wade being overturned and government programs being cut out that have been around awhile and Trump is going to try and do that.There is absolutely zero chance of this ever happening.
Never say never, but IMO it’s going to be a hard sell to hemorrhage non-revenue sports that are both generally low-cost while also being championship caliber.Never say never. People said the same about Roe V Wade being overturned and government programs being cut out that have been around awhile and Trump is going to try and do that.
Have to have enough free thinkers and people that aren’t afraid to push back against the establishment.
It won't be hard because soon the football program won't be making as much money if they continue to lose big games and have Ryan Day employed. Those sports can't have the football and basketball programs funding them, they really should only exist as disposable income from the football and basketball programs AFTER they are BOTH operating at elite levels.Never say never, but IMO it’s going to be a hard sell to hemorrhage non-revenue sports that are both generally low-cost while also being championship caliber.
Football funds the empire, but the empire likes collecting as many trophies as possible.
Rutgers football had a profit of $125 million last year. Ohio State is going to make money no matter if Ryan Day is the coach or you are coachingIt won't be hard because soon the football program won't be making as much money if they continue to lose big games and have Ryan Day employed. Those sports can't have the football and basketball programs funding them, they really should only exist as disposable income from the football and basketball programs AFTER they are BOTH operating at elite levels.
The empire can only exist if the consumer keeps giving money to the football and basketball programs and I think they won't as much with Day and Diebler as coaches.
I agree with you on the childish stuff which is much more recent thing. That being said, beating Michigan is the top priority. Minimizing that is what losers do.100% agree with Bjork on this. I posted this right after the loss in THE GAME. The coaches, players and entire fan base cross out the letter "M" all over the place. We refuse to say the name "Michigan" and call them TTUN. It is childish, like they are Voldemort or something. Stop giving them so much power over your own psyche. This is what causes all of the tense, tight play and scared, conservative game-plan.
Just play your fricking game, like every other week. Michigan deserves no more or less attention than Indiana or Penn State.
More about being home sick than anything. Ga Tech would be a nice spot for himExpected, but bummed to see Noland go. I would have preferred Kienholz hitting the portal. But we all assume the writing's been on the wall for quite a bit on this one.
How many hours have you spent watching his HS film?Air Noland is not homesick, he's just not a P4 guy.
If that’s accurate, it’s an indictment on the incompetent rollout of ticket sales.Air Noland is not homesick, he's just not a P4 guy.
On another note, it has been reported at minimum 42% of playoff tickets for OSU\TEN has been sold to residents in the state of Tennessee...that's not good.
His saying that is blasphemy in any traditional sense regarding Ohio State football. Heresy worthy of burning him at the stake, or worse. Yet given the new reality of professional college football ?
His saying that is blasphemy in any traditional sense regarding Ohio State football. Heresy worthy of burning him at the stake, or worse. Yet given the new reality of professional college football ?
CFB now essentially NFL without a collective bargaining agreement. Players will be paid directly next year from revenue sharing. Teams will be built through bidding rather than recruiting. The goals will be the playoffs. Will the traditions, rivalries, and conferences even matter?
Trust me I am as old school and traditionalist as they come, yet is Bjork correct? Are the old ways dead or dying and in need of being cast away? The $$ more important than beating Blue?
I want you to go look at Langston Hughes Football on Maxpreps for the 2023 season.How many hours have you spent watching his HS film?
What if we do 3. without 1. or 2. or both?PRIORITY LIST OSU FOOTBALL:
1. Beat Michigan
2. Win B1G
3. National Championship
Turn on some Staind, it's been a while...
Morgan Wallen expected to be there.On another note, it has been reported at minimum 42% of playoff tickets for OSU\TEN has been sold to residents in the state of Tennessee...that's not good.
Box score watcher. I had a feeling that was the case. We’ll play your box score watching game.I want you to go look at Langston Hughes Football on Maxpreps for the 2023 season.
You will notice against any team with a winning record he threw significantly more interceptions than TDS. In the only playoff game he was in believe it was 0 TD, 4 INT against a halfway decent team. That's at the highest classification in Georgia.
Let's face it, going undefeated, while nice, not a requirement to win a National Title. Which is why when Oregon does it this year, it will be even more amazing.PRIORITY LIST OSU FOOTBALL:
1. Beat Michigan
2. Win B1G
3. National Championship
Turn on some Staind, it's been a while...
You do understand that if accurate, that’s 42% of resale market seats, right?Air Noland is not homesick, he's just not a P4 guy.
On another note, it has been reported at minimum 42% of playoff tickets for OSU\TEN has been sold to residents in the state of Tennessee...that's not good.
You do understand that if accurate, that’s 42% of resale market seats, right?
Box score watcher. I had a feeling that was the case. We’ll play your box score watching game.
Against Carrollton, who finished 11-2, he outplayed fellow blue chip QB recruit Julian Lewis while throwing it for 62%, 2 touchdowns and 0 INTS. LH won that game. His only regular season loss against a Georgia school, Douglas County, 13-1, he completed 67%, 1 touchdown and 1 INT. His playoff loss he did have 4 interceptions, you did have that right. He also had 2 touchdowns, not 0 like you claimed, and completed 73% of his passes. I did watch some film from that game last winter after Sayin transferred in, 2 of those INTs hit his WRs in the hands, bounced off and into the hands of a defender.
As for the other games against winning record teams:
- McEachern (7-5) 62%, 1 TD, 0 INT
- East Paulding (6-5) 64%, 3 TD, 0 INT
- Butler (North Carolina, 12-2) 57%, 2 touchdowns, 3 INT
5 game total - 11 touchdowns, 8 interceptions. With just 1 truly bad game on Noland’s end against an out of state team. Maybe my math is a little fuzzy, but 11>8, so not significantly more INTs than touchdowns against teams with a winning record. There’s only 1 game that could be considered “significantly” more INTs thrown than TDs, but 4 vs. 2 seems like a stretch to call it significant.
Now you may be right that he isn’t a P5 QB, but not for any of your reasoning you’ve provided so far as you’ve just been factually incorrect.
Also, did you know his number 1 WR that year was a listed 5’9” (so probably closer to 5’8”) and 160lbs? 1 player can only do so much.