vball10set;1302841 wrote:The Cooper era?

WebFire;1303062 wrote:Yeah but even swings in the series never make the game a lock.

vball10set;1303122 wrote:It was a joke, Webbie :rolleyes:

WebFire;1303190 wrote:Yes I know. Just making a point. Sorry.

sleeper;1303321 wrote:I don't know why people are bothered by WebFire. I enjoy his posts regarding OSU. Why the venom?

GoChiefs;1303357 wrote:Because god forbid a Michigan fan say anything about Ohio State.

GoChiefs;1303357 wrote:Because god forbid a Michigan fan say anything about Ohio State.

vball10set;1303382 wrote:oh, the irony

*God

GoChiefs;1303414 wrote:There is no irony. I could care less what you or anyone else has to say about Michigan.

*Oh *.

Fly4Fun;1303409 wrote: I'm assuming Boren will see a lot of playing time as a linebacker again this week, right? Do we get anyone back from injury?

Good morning, sports fans. Whoever performed a sacrifice to the college football gods after Braxton Miller was carted off in an ambulance, well done. Today is Bloody Tuesday and according to Urban Meyer, Braxton will be practicing.
Of course, we probably won't know how healthy he really is until Saturday, but for his sake more than anything else, let's hope he's the same explosive threat that he's been all season.
The always reliable depth chart was released yesterday and there were no changes from a week ago. Even Jordan Hall is still listed as a co-starter, though Urban didn't mention him in his presser. So, it doesn't seem likely that he'll return to the lineup this Saturday against Penn State, which is a shame for the Pennsylvania native.
One Pennsylvanian who should be good to go is Philly Brown, who left late in the Purdue game with an injury.
Speaking of injuries, not long after Najee Murray was lost for the year due to an ACL tear, fellow freshman and member of the kickoff coverage team, Devan/De'Van/De'van[SUP]1[/SUP] Bogard, met the same fate

"We're kind of in the same boat, but their boat is a little bit different than ours. We didn't do anything to get our sanctions. Ours are unrelated [to football]. At the same time, we both can't go to a bowl game. Other than that, we didn't do anything to help our football team."

"We didn't do anything to help our program cheat. I'm not saying they're cheaters. We have a lot of respect for Ohio State," whose new coach, Urban Meyer, recruited Mauti fiercely while at Florida.

End of Line;1303672 wrote:Mike Mauti continues to speak his mind





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Crimson streak;1303680 wrote:He is right though. Although he is a very good player he shouldn't have said that

FatHobbit;1303684 wrote:Meh, the current OSU players are no more responsible for the sanctions than the current PSU players.

Crimson streak;1303680 wrote:He is right though. Although he is a very good player he shouldn't have said that

FatHobbit;1303684 wrote:Meh, the current OSU players are no more responsible for the sanctions than the current PSU players.

LJ;1303690 wrote:*cough* Jordan Hall *cough*
*cough* Travis Howard *cough*
*cough* Corey Pittsburgh Brown *cough*

vball10set;1303692 wrote:First of all, take a lozenge, and secondly, they're responsible how?

LJ;1303693 wrote:The name Bobby DiGeronimo ring a bell?

vball10set;1303694 wrote:Again, how are the three players mentioned responsible for the sanctions that OSU has on them now?

FatHobbit;1303684 wrote:Meh, the current OSU players are no more responsible for the sanctions than the current PSU players.

vball10set;1303694 wrote:Again, how are the three players mentioned responsible for the sanctions that OSU has on them now?