Willyville Guy

Just saw a question on Twitter asking what was the most emotional win for OSU in the past 10 years. I can't name just one. 2014 Wisky 2014 Bama 2016 TUN 2017 PSU 2017 TUN 2018 TUN 2020 Clemson No clue how to narrow that down.

Just pretend it never happened!

The best part is that he has to come to the Shoe in November and own his trash talking after trying to avoid it.

How does Michigan keep him after this clown show? What does he say to recruits, I don't want to be at Michigan but you should?

I wonder if Brady will coach in AA someday.

Caleb Williams to USC, which is having quite an offseason!

Yikes

I don't really care about realignment within the conference other than (1) I don't have a ton a confidence in Kevin Warren as B1G commissioner and would rather not see him make any lasting decisions, and (2) this proposal will result in years when Ohio State and Michigan play each other in back-to-back weeks -- last game of the season and the following week in the B1G championship game -- and I'm not sure I can handle that.

Incredible and emotional, but man this makes me feel old.

Lol - not your everyday parenting dilemma. Honey, should we go watch the NFL team we own compete in the playoffs, or go cheer on our daughter as she incredibly makes a deep run at the Australian Open?

Bill Burr was on Twitter last night warning Bills fans not to get too excited because Brady is still out there. Pats fans really believe 12 can still fix this for them — do they just all migrate to the Bucs now?

For some reason one of the most satisfying plays for me was at the end of the half when Jones faked the spike to stop the clock and thought he had something going… ended up getting pummeled for a loss of ten. Clown show hilarity.

This is so much fing fun.

Agree, just kind of wild that it’s even a discussion. Goes to show that nobody is untouchable at Ohio State. Meanwhile,

Surprised to see JBook call out coach Mick the other day. It did seem like the defense was playing in quicksand at times this year, but I assumed it was scheme and not conditioning. Could there possibly be anything to this?

Al Washington may be a good coach and a good person, but his resume at Ohio State for recruiting* and on-field results is terrible. Not sure we can call him anything other than a bust. *Although I'll give him credit for recruiting LBs in Ohio for this current class.

More action… Austin Ward on Letterman Row says that these moves mean Coombs is gone and the Buckeyes have one too many coaches on defense. The expectation is that Al Washington is leaving too and Knowles may coach the LBs himself.

“Don’t tell me about the labor pains; show me the baby.”

The overhaul continues… Does this mean Coombs is gone?

C'mon Bills, boat-race these f*ckers.

Had to happen….

Ryan Day said at a press conference that he can't be involved in anything related to NIL deals -- can't even mention it. So, if the rules are that teams can contact potential transfers only after the players place themselves in the portal, and when they do they can't mention NIL deals, then maybe it's not quite the situation I presented above. Although as a practical matter, booster groups that provide NIL deals are likely able to contact potential transfers to go over the money piece.

Nice — needed safety help. Sorry @ArdmoreRyno - this kid must have a great relationship with Knowles.

With the rule changes, is there anything stopping a school like Alabama or Georgia from calling a kid who had a great season at a lower profile program (or really any other program), and offering him a million dollar NIL deal, immediate playing time, and an opportunity to compete for a championship if he'll transfer for the following season? Seems like that's where we're headed. EDIT: Not to single out Alabama or Georgia above - they just happen to be playing for the national championship this year. I'd imagine that Ohio State or USC or Florida or Texas or any number of schools would pursue the same path if that's what the rules and the market provide.