I am very impressed with Bronny's development and work ethic. It was clear fairly early on, that he would never have his father's size and athleticism. He could have easily decided that since he would never be anywhere near as good as his father, that he instead should try another sport, or another passion like music or art. 

Instead, he has willed his way into becoming a Top 50 player in his class, which several years ago many of us would scarcely believe. For those who think that Bronny is "average", Bruce Thornton was considered the #51 prospect in his class; would you rather have Bruce or Bronny? 

I'm all for adding veterans/experience to help in the QB room or the scout team.....but is he getting a scholarship?

Tyler Huntley throwing up the TD signal at the end of the video is the cherry on top :D 

Javontae Jean-Mormant? 

If we're even suggesting that 35 of 54 passes for 484 yards, three touchdowns and an interception, is a "subpar" game for a Buckeye starting QB....sheesh! 

Watching that skycam highlight reel of CJ's performance in the Peach Bowl; and am simply in awe of the accuracy, velocity and placement of those passes. We were so fortunate to have him as QB1 these past 2 seasons, and I know he will make us proud on Sundays.

Go CJ! Go Bucks! 

CJ has been amongst the most criticized QB's in Buckeye history. In part, because let's face it, our program has never been stronger. But also, because of what I believe to be "other factors". Going back to his FIRST start against Minnesota, on the ROAD, in rain, his accuracy was questioned despite tossing 4 TD's. Those complaints only grew stronger following the loss to Oregon, because despite throwing for 484 yards and 3 scores, he was picked off in the game's closing moments, and of course, "other factors" (we also eventually learned that he hurt his shoulder in this game, which led to his subpar performance against Tulsa and week off against Akron). 

I was there in the stadium during CJ's historic game for the ages in our Rose Bowl victory. I knew then and there that I was witnessing the best passing QB in Buckeye history. And although we didn't witness the Death Star type offense that we expected to see through stretches of this season, the TYPE of criticism that CJ endured was completely unwarranted. 

I'm so happy that CJ showed all of us what he is able to do against the most elite of competition, and will now be able to continue to show us his amazing abilities on Sunday. 

Go CJ!

Go Bucks! 

Just read the full Paris letter on The Players' Tribune. 

Wow. Just wow. 

After we win the Natty, and Paris completes an HOF 15 year career in the NFL, he can replace Ramzy as our Writer Laureate. 

Go Paris! Beat UGA!

Go Bucks! 

My eyes did not "tear up" while reading this article; I straight up cried. 

I can't imagine that any other website dedicated to college sports fandom, has a better writer than Ramzy. He is simply the best. 

Go Kamryn! Go Ramzy!

Go Bucks! 

I was in high school during his playing days, and would watch as many games on TV as I could, or listened to them on AM radio. Those teams were my first as a Buckeye basketball fan, and I've never stopped since.

Prayers up to his family and loved ones. 

Buckeye Nation thanks you and will always remember your contributions as a person and player! 

Every time our defense gets a turnover; we should be having CJ go for the jugular. Instead, we seem to play conservatively, settling for FG's or worse; using the short field as an opportunity to "practice" our run game. 

Let's play to our strengths, and it will open up everything else. 

Go Bucks! 

NFL data analysts have definitely proved that it is better to pass on first down than to run. 

Basically, pass to setup the run. 

If you include his tip that led to Zach’s INT, has there ever been a single player responsible for 4 forced TO’s in one game? 

Any word on how he is playing at LSU? Or are we guessing that in this new defensive system/scheme he would have flourished? 

Thank you!!! I've been waiting for the Internet to provide the still photo of RMM catching the ball OFF HIS TOES, in the JACK-KNIFE POSITION!!! 

Love the header photo of Route Man Marv signalling TD once he saw the DB's bite on his short route and leave Emeka wide open. 

Also, you know Tre ran HARD, when a guy trying to TACKLE him, was the one who ended up getting carted off the field. 

Go Bucks! 

As someone who was personally present during Clemson 2016....I cannot agree more with how Day has modernized the offense. 

And now mix in modernity with PHYSICALITY; we will again have an offense that can win the Natty. 

I was in the Rose Bowl when we beat the Utes 48-45. Although exciting, that kind of football is simply not sustainable. 

What really impressed me was CJ's patience in this game. Despite all the pre-season accolades/hype/Heisman chatter, he refused to be baited into making mistakes, or forcing the action. No INT's or fumbles, and ran for another 2 key first down pickups. When ND did give him the look we wanted, it took just one throw for him to win us the game. 

This speaks volumes about his maturity, and we will need this kind of mentality for us to get tough W's on our way to the Natty.

Go CJ! Go Bucks! 

This more or less guarantees our appearance in the playoffs, hence maximizes our chances for winning more and more Natty's. As such, I am all aboard. 

As someone who has been supporting this Columbus based clothing retailer ever since my days at tOSU, I know the team will be fitted and dressed like champions. 

Do we know who is the scout team QB to simulate ND's Tyler Buchner? Dude accounted for SIX THOUSAND yards of offense his junior year of high school ball (4400 passing, 1600 rushing), so is a true dual threat. 

I still have nightmares of:

• Tajh Boyd (not the fleetest of foot) running 48 yards down the middle for a TD in the 2013 Orange Bowl
• Trevor Lawrence (not the fleetest of foot) racing 67 yards zigzagging through our entire defense for the TD in the 2019 CFP
• Cameron Rising (not the fleetest of foot) bumbling/stumbling 62 yards down the sideline for a TD in the 2022 Rose Bowl. 

I hope we are taking these issues seriously. 

Go Bucks! Beat Notre Dame! 

I look forward to tOSU never missing the playoffs ever again. 

As Senator Tressel always said, when it comes to RB's, you need a "pair and a spare." 

If Evan is our "spare", the college football world is in trouble! 

Go Bucks! 

I think Master’s best chance at success in the NFL is to be a 3rd down fullback/blocking back and pass catcher out of the backfield on swing passes. This will utilize his size, strength, and speed while minimizing his lack of quick burst/shiftiness between the tackles. 

Good work sir.