I really dont follow the Heisman competition anymore.  Its a joke now IMO, the winner just ends up being the most popular QB... Devonta Smith was an exception.

Yeah I agree it's early.  Also, I've noticed with Loy, he'll put in CBs for a bunch of these top recruits really early then overtime they'll end up committing elsewhere.

What happened over at Notre Dame in the last 48 hrs?  Their insiders went crazy with those CBs

The OHSAA is pretty restrictive when it comes to spring/non-fall practices, weightlifting, and other team functions compared to the south.  So yeah, I would definitely say it has an impact on in-state player evaluations.  IMO it has an impact on overall player development as well.

Grover could be another good option at TE along with Witten if we're going for two TEs this cycle

Do we know the latest on our interest in Koy Beasley?  Cincy LaSalle kid, seems to be a decent prospect at S.  I agree, S will be key this cycle.

I agree.  The first thing I think of when looking back on former Buckeyes and their time here is their record against TTUN.  "Did they beat Michigan?"

That said, Stroud is one of the greats at QB at tOSU, and should be remembered as such.  He deserved a win in The Game, just didn't work out for many reasons, a lot of which were out of his control.

Has there ever been another quarterback other than JT to beat TTUN 4 times as a starter?

Yep I’m counting a 10 pts worth of bad calls in Georgias favor

Screw blue

This is actually a huge get as a PWO

Winning a natty wouldnt feel right without beating TTUN.  I'll just leave it at that...

Objectively, Die Hard is a Christmas movie

Not everyone believes bowl games are completely meaningless

Not anymore, I never could bet against them.  That 2019 year was magical, as I think they covered in every regular season game.  After that though I just started losing to much so I dont anymore lol

Remember when Chase Young was suspended for taking money to buy his girlfriend plane tickets so she could come to his game?

I dont want the kid's life to be ruined, people make mistakes.  But the double standard here is messed up.

By "this current system" do you mean specifically tOSU's handling of NIL or just the NIL landscape in general across college football?

Thanks for the info

Read through most of this thread, trying to get the gist of where things are at right now (I have not been able to stay up to speed on tOSU NIL situation lately):

There are tOSU collectives in charge of working out NIL deals for prospective/current players, but the problem is that they are having trouble coming up with the funds that are going to keep us competitive?  I have heard that some of our would-be "big" donors are not willing to write the checks because the collectives available are shady and/or incompetent?

tOSU is better than TCU.  We can all talk about how TCU deserved to be ranked higher in the final poll, and maybe thats true, but anyone who actually thinks TCU is better than tOSU is on crack.  Georgia is #1 and was supposed to get the easier round one but got the opposite LMAO

No Roadhouse?

Yeah it does.  And its making me think twice about the stuff we were hearing about between Greg and Brooks and Steffan too... 

Anyone know if there is anything to these Berhalter-Reyna beef rumors?

Im not even sure what point you're trying to make here 66...

If you dont think there has been a significant improvement on defense from the last couple of years you are high.  Granted, his defense failed in the biggest game but I'm not ready to call him overrated.

Eliano on the other hand, DID NOT impress this year...