lhslep134 wrote:
HAHAHAH you're SO ignorant.

You're a fucking idiot.

I'm sorry I and the majority of college football fans in the country don't agree with you in the slurping of anything scarlet and gray.

I'm content sharing the privilege I have now that no one else in the country has except professional sports writers.

karen lotz wrote: Where did I say no one cares?

I said

I'm sorry I and the majority of college football fans in the country don't agree with you in the slurping of anything scarlet and gray.

You are telling me the majority of people who follow college football give two shits about Ohio State? You are delusional. LOL at you finding a group of sportswriters. That panel could have been made up of Desmond Howard, Herbstreit, and Robert Smith. Congrats on your great investigative work.

I'm content sharing the privilege I have now that no one else in the country has except professional sports writers.

Seeing athletes walk around in nothing but towels?

CinciX12 wrote: The majority in Cincinnati don't even give a damn about the OSU/Michigan game. It seriously dies off that quickly, 100 miles.

karen lotz wrote: Where did I say no one cares?

I said

I'm sorry I and the majority of college football fans in the country don't agree with you in the slurping of anything scarlet and gray.

You are telling me the majority of people who follow college football give two shits about Ohio State? You are delusional. LOL at you finding a group of sportswriters. That panel could have been made up of Desmond Howard, Herbstreit, and Robert Smith. Congrats on your great investigative work.

I'm content sharing the privilege I have now that no one else in the country has except professional sports writers.

Seeing athletes walk around in nothing but towels?

lhslep134 wrote: Again with the gay jokes. At least when I call you retarded are stupid I'm not being facetious I'm being correct.

To answer your question: being on the field during the Rose Bowl, singing Carmen Ohio with the team after we beat Oregon. Don't worry though, I'm sure ND can make a BCS game sometime, right? :rolleyes:

Not to mention all the free City BBQ in the press box, the free mcflurries from the mcflurry machine, one on one conversations with Buckeye legends and media members such as Jay Mariotti and Pat Forde.

But yeah, I guess all I get to do is look at guys in towels.

teh awsum juan wrote:

sleeper wrote: Notre Dame - winning a bowl game

....it might have been in Hawaii, but ND did win the last bowl game they played...

sleeper wrote: Notre Dame - winning a bowl game

karen lotz wrote: How far back did you have to find that poll? 2000? Loses credibility based on the Tiger/Sergio rivalry of the future ROTFLMAO.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL you're so stuck up on the bucks you don't have a clue. Sportsnation (ESPN) as recently as this past football season polled FANS about the biggest rivalry. The ONLY 2 states that said OSU/Michigan were Ohio and Michigan. I'm sorry I and the majority of college football fans in the country don't agree with you in the slurping of anything scarlet and gray.

I guess it takes a real big man to call someone a fucking idiot on a message board, huh tough guy?

TheMightyGators wrote:

karen lotz wrote: How far back did you have to find that poll? 2000? Loses credibility based on the Tiger/Sergio rivalry of the future ROTFLMAO.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL you're so stuck up on the bucks you don't have a clue. Sportsnation (ESPN) as recently as this past football season polled FANS about the biggest rivalry. The ONLY 2 states that said OSU/Michigan were Ohio and Michigan. I'm sorry I and the majority of college football fans in the country don't agree with you in the slurping of anything scarlet and gray.

I guess it takes a real big man to call someone a fucking idiot on a message board, huh tough guy?

I agree. I won't say OSU-Michigan isn't a great rivalry, because it is, but it isn't nearly as big as OSU fans think it is around the country. I remember being in a Florida bar one year and they had the UK-Tennessee game on the big screen and the OSU-Michigan game on a small TV in the corner. OSU-Michigan is as important in the state of Texas or Oklahoma, as the OU-UT game is in the state of Ohio. Rivalry games are important to the fans of the teams involved.

Auburn-Alabama is a great rivalry and some think it's the best in college football, but how many people in the North are planning their day around that game?

What used to make the OSU-Michigan game great, was because usually a lot was on the line at the end of the year for both teams, and it had some national implications as well. Now it's basically just an after thought that OSU will win.

In my opinion Oklahoma-Texas is now the biggest game in college football year in and year out.

karen lotz wrote:

Pick6 wrote:

j_crazy wrote: Terelle Pryor throw 5 consecutive passes where as an OSU fan, you won't go "Wow, that was a bad throw."

UND go undefeated. (not that I think the team is cursed to be bad, but it's harder to go undefeated when you play so many big games).

eh..usc..maybe pitt. maybe u can count michigan as a big game(even though not good). not very many traditionally tough opponents.

Let me guess, Michigan is a big game for OSU (even though not good), right? If you take Michigan out who would you consider traditionally tough opponents for OSU? Indiana? Northwestern? Minnesota?

karen lotz wrote:

stephen3108 wrote: Wow, you are really ignorant if you think UM/MSU is a bigger rivalry than OSU/UM.

I don't think that but there are people in Michigan that do. Like I said, there is college football and life in general outside the state of Ohio. I know it isn't an easy concept for a lot of people on here to grasp. And you are ignorant if you don't realize this.

Little Danny wrote: From my experience, the OSU/UM rivalry is a way bigger deal to people in Ohio than it is for people in Michigan. That's not to say it is not a rivalry game for UM fans, it's just that the people in Ohio take it to another level.

The Michigan/Michigan St. game is a big deal to people in Michigan as well. When Michigan was kicking OSU'S ass every year under the Cooper years the Michigan State game became more heated for UM fans. I think know that the pendulum has swung back in OSU's favor and the wins are not coming for the people up north the games are getting more intense for UM fans. If OSU continues to dominate, I have to wonder when OSU starts looking at the Michigan game and saying[/u] "eh, our biggest rival is PSU'".[/u]