Midstate01;1147658 wrote:Or maybe not. Maybe what I read was old news:

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60,000 tickets for Ohio State football Spring Game have been distributed to this point, according to OSU spokesman.

"We can be real good," he said. "I know we can score a lot of points."

Automatik;1148608 wrote:So looking up next years schedule I just realized that the UM game is a a night game.

Fuck. Yes.:thumbup:

se-alum;1148619 wrote:How do you know this?

Automatik;1148636 wrote:Assuming this is correct, although there is nothing on ohiostatebuckeyes.com

http://www.fbschedules.com/ncaa-12/big-ten/2012-ohio-state-buckeyes-football-schedule.php

LJ;1148665 wrote:I don't think that is correct unless FOX picked up a new contract with the B1G to have tier 1 regular season games? I thought ABC/ESPN still had rights to all the tier 1 games?

Terry_Tate;1148660 wrote:The Big Ten has a rule on no night games in November I believe, so there's no way that can be right. Although, an 8pm Ohio State-Michigan game on Fox with Gus Johnson calling it would be beyond awesome. I can understand the no night games in November with the weather, but this year alone with Wisconsin and Michigan the last 2 weeks of the year for Ohio State, both of those would be great under the lights. Seems like every game between Wisconsin and Ohio State lately has been under the lights as well, maybe 2009 as the exception.

WebFire;1148898 wrote:2006?

Terry_Tate;1148902 wrote:2006 was a 3:30 start. While it finished under the lights, it wasn't technically a night game.

WebFire;1148904 wrote:Ok I couldn't remember. I remembered it being dark.

Terry_Tate;1148914 wrote:Yeah, I think the last quarter or quarter and a half it was dark. The atmosphere was unreal, though I'm sure a lot of that had to do with it being 1 vs. 2, but a primetime Ohio State-Michigan with Gus Johnson on the call would be as good as it could get for the B1G. The no primetime in November really needs to go so you can have Michigan State vs. Wisconsin, or Ohio State vs. Wisconsin, or Ohio State vs. Michigan under the lights when the stakes are at their highest at the end of the year.

Over the spring, however, Meyer believes no group has shown more progress. The front five embraced the demands of strength and conditioning coach Mickey Marotti — and then some. St. John’s graduate Jack Mewhort, one of the few players to impress coaches from the start, reported the line has lost 455 pounds of fat and gained more than 500 pounds of muscle. Linsley said he’s made a “180, on and off the field.”


“That grind of [off-season conditioning] just really wiped the slate clean. I really feel like we have a chance to be the best offensive line in America.”

killer_ewok;1155095 wrote:Any of you follow @SPORTSbyBROOKS on Twitter? He's been tweeting about OSU this morning. Not sure if it's new info and if it's in fact true but it doesn't sound too good.

LJ;1155100 wrote:What's the hack reaching for now?

killer_ewok;1155104 wrote:Too much to type out so just check out his tweets if you can. Does the name Joel Segal sound familiar?