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- Meyer added he isn't sure if OSU will move closer to true spread as recruiting classes add up, cites weather and D adjustments 1 hour ago
- Meyer told @JFowlerCBS he sees the OSU O being more pro-style than spread despite formations cbssports.com/collegefootbal… 1 hour ago
- Would imagine Indiana-OSU will be at noon 11/23. Thinking Nebraska-Penn State go at 3:30 that day 5 hours ago
- Ohio State has alumni all over broadcasting field and is represented in NFLPA, NFL coaching, etc. 5 hours ago
- NFLPA Dir. of Player Engagement RT @ScottieGraham: @marcushartman I will be in THE SHOE!!! #buckeye4Life 5 hours ago
Tag Archives: BCS
Ohio State Football Week 12: The Only One
Who better to rock us into Michigan week than Ohio’s Black Keys? We thought of a song of their most recent good album while looking at where the Buckeyes are and where they could be after another edition of the … Continue reading
Posted in Big Ten, Ohio State football
Tagged BCS, Buckeyes, College football, Michigan football, Ohio State football, Wolverines
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Urban Meyer’s Evolving Playoff Position
Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer’s name was all over Twitter yesterday after he publicly questioned the practicality of adding another game to the ledger for teams in the national championship hunt. As Spencer Hall pointed out, Meyer was for … Continue reading
Posted in NCAA issues, Ohio State football
Tagged BCS, College football, Urban Meyer
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The Last Night The Regular Season Mattered
College football 2011: The year the regular season died, taking with it the last remotely defendable aspect of the current system for selecting a national champion. The patient had been sick for quite a while, but not everyone noticed at … Continue reading
A Case Against Those Against A College Football Playoff
I would say last week in college football news was a tempestuous one for mid-December, but when part of the arguments involve the BCS, I suppose that’s nothing extraordinary at all for this time of year. I hate the idea … Continue reading