Devin Brown at +6600 seems like a good one to throw some coin at

JT, Egbuka, and now Kienholz. 

Washington fans must really despise OSU at the moment 

I choose Dan's.

1. Who is guarding Zed Key from Griffin's team?
2. I believe Dan has the three most talented scorers on the team in Sensabaugh, Holden, and Key (Respectively).

Only way Griffin's team wins is if Sueing is even better than he was prior to injury and that's a lot to bank on considering all reports thus far have been he still has some rust to shake off to get back to where he was two years ago. 

Would add Penn State to that list 

What if I told you before the season that through 3 games our strongest defensive unit would be the linebackers…

Am I the only one that gets Dallas Gant and Kvaughn Pope mixed up all the time? They were both linebackers who played similar amounts when they were here and transferred just days apart from each other. 

Have to get it in my brain:

Gant=Class act

Pope=…not so much 

I really don’t see any current FBS head coach taking this job. It’s not a final destination school anymore and you don’t see coaches leaving stepping stone schools for another stepping stone school much anymore. Feel like it has to be a coordinator looking to be a first time head coach or a re-tread

One name I would try to go get is Jim Leonhard from Wisconsin. They are essentially the program that you should aspire to be. 

I feel like there should be a 900K check going from Brutus’ hand to the wolf. (Or whatever the actual amount is) 

LOL we are one game into the season after he literally called plays for the best offense in the country.. 

397

Dang, a couple weeks earlier and that pink turf would have been a perfect Mother’s Day gift 

Like many, I was part of the boom of readers that came here as a result of the Tat-5 stories in 2011. Didn’t officially become a member until 2014

We have not really seen a focus on getting Ohio guys like this since the 2010 class. And that class had 4 guys who played for All-Ohio Red together. This is looking to be a similar story. 

Miller. 

The stutter step against Miami (OH)
The juke at the goal line against Penn State
The Hail Mary against Wisconsin
The endzone flip against Indiana
The spin move against Va Tech

And I'm sure I'm forgetting many other "exciting" plays. Human highlight reel

2015 is the clear winner. 

But I'm surprised no one mentioned 2010 yet. Was preseason #2 that year. 

After coming off of the Rose Bowl victory against Oregon, returning an established Heisman candidate in Pryor and a defense that was one of the tops in the country in 2009. I remember thinking that was going to be the year and then Wisconsin happened. Sigh.

Interesting that so many of our transfers wind up in the Southwest
Mickey Mitchell- Arizona State
AJ Harris- New Mexico State
Jaquan Lyle-New Mexico
Luther Muhammad- Arizona State
Alonzo Gaffney- Arizona State
Jaedon LeDee- San Diego State
Ibrahima Diallo- San Jose State
 

I'm going to take a wildcard here and say Munford.

I truly think the Hutchinson play bull rushing him to the ground cost him being a 3rd-4th round pick. His versatility being able to play inside or out I think will buy him a couple years. 

I like Rucket, but the only problem with being a TE is unless you are one of the elite pass catchers, a lot of times you get pushed out by younger guys that can play on smaller contracts. Not always true, but definitely a trend. 

I think he's probably gone. 

But after the Cardale announcement in 2015, nothing would surprise me at this point. 

Where in Ohio is Washington going to go to school next year? 

Not someone who downvoted you. I rarely do it. 

But when you call someone a new coach that has been at a school for almost 20 years... hard to really get upset with receiving imaginary boos

If you avoid B deck you should be good.

B deck has it's advantages if it's raining, as you are under the overhang of C deck. But because of this there is a chance you can get screwed by pillars. 

I mean, due to scholarship limitations, it kind of has to work that way...

One recruiting class can completely change a program for the better or worse, and Holtmann's 2020 recruiting class (including transfers) is killing him right now. 

-Meechie doesn't seem to provide anything other than the ability to occasionally hit an open three
-Gene Brown is just a defensive specialist. Which would be fine, except you can't have him on the floor unless the other 4 guys are all capable scorers and this program doesn't have that. 
-Key has shown flashes of being solid, but really struggles to be an offensive weapon when he has to go against someone bigger than him and in the big ten that's really every night
-Towns has never been fully healthy

Combine this with Branham most likely being gone after 1 year, and you're in a bad spot. This 2022 class will make or break Holtmann. 

Was he asked a question about the environment or did he go out of his way to say this? 

Obviously he’s correct about the environment not being what it should, just seems weird that he would mention it after losing the game, when he would have plenty other things to talk about. 

The guy completed one pass in the game.

If this was Hassan Haskins or someone that actually made a significant difference in the game, then I would say they earned the right to say something. But McCarthy? You barely played.