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Can't be. Al says we will win. Has to be.
That game will be a bloodbath. I hope we keep it within 50
Can't be. Al says we will win. Has to be.
That game will be a bloodbath. I hope we keep it within 50
And it was against the NFL champs, not the worst team in the league. I think that makes up for it.That was a college ALL STAR team, 22 first team All Americans…big difference.
Ohio St can beat a few NFL teams
Again - not really. As has been pointed out - in the past college all stars (i.e. a team of guys who just got together for the weekend) did beat the NFL champs. Could that happen now? I have no idea. It was a different era. College guys stayed all four years, and pro guys didnt train 24/7/365. On the other hand, college guys didnt train 24/7/365 starting in HS like they do now either. But its not out of this world crazy to think that a great college team could beat a terrible pro team on occasion.Hate when people say dumb stuff like this....shows they have no clue
PSU almost beat OSU last year so there is always a chance!
The issue when you play OSU (or UM for that matter) in a close game is you have to defeat TWO teams, the other being the B1G referees. For some reason their flags get stuck in their pockets when the OSU OL is holding and their flags always seem to fall onto the field when the opposition's defense has a close play in the secondary. It's a miracle of nature, I guess. [eyeroll]
Anything could happen. The odds are low but we are home, at night. Anything could happen so lets get excited about the possibilities before the game. Hence the atmosphere comparison to Lville 2006.
By anyone? What if the other team also plays its best football. Are you saying we spend alot of time playing worse than our best? Shouldnt we get a new coach, or recruit more motivated players?If Rutgers plays it's best football, we can't be beat.
By anyone? What if the other team also plays its best football. Are you saying we spend alot of time playing worse than our best? Shouldnt we get a new coach, or recruit more motivated players?
UNC games was excellent except for the onside kick return team.When, in recent memory, has Rutgers played their "best football"? UNC?
UNC is no ohio st.
The issue when you play OSU (or UM for that matter) in a close game is you have to defeat TWO teams, the other being the B1G referees. For some reason their flags get stuck in their pockets when the OSU OL is holding and their flags always seem to fall onto the field when the opposition's defense has a close play in the secondary. It's a miracle of nature, I guess. [eyeroll]
Please stop. Penn State has had more that their fair share of calls going their way. The problem is people tend to remember the calls that go against you in a lose rather the. Then calls that help you win. There is no Michigan or Ohio State conspiracy with the conference. Just a bunch of whining Penn state fans who can't handle the fact that those schools have for the most part been better programs and beat Penn state. You sound like a two year old who is a sore loser. There was a study done last year comparing officiating in all the conferences. The B1G actually was one of the conference with the least bias and any bias was towards the lesser teams in the conference. Penn State was one of two teams that got more calls that went their way then the other schools. Let face it. The ACC conference had the most bias. The officiating tears are just excuses for not getting it done on the field.The issue when you play OSU (or UM for that matter) in a close game is you have to defeat TWO teams, the other being the B1G referees. For some reason their flags get stuck in their pockets when the OSU OL is holding and their flags always seem to fall onto the field when the opposition's defense has a close play in the secondary. It's a miracle of nature, I guess. [eyeroll]