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Posted: #26

Wow! I guess I stirred up a hornets nest with this thread. 

 
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It's ALL Baker's Fault..Never forget or TO's sorry move at old Texas Stadium..good for George Teague confronting that Knucklehead..yes Very Classless ..but Hey it's 2024..do you expect anything less???

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Tressel33:

It's actually all BS. You won the game on the field, that's all that needs to be. Look at the scoreboard, you came in and won as a 19.5 point underdog. The scoreboard say's it all, no reason to think you can come in and plant your flag on there home field. It's all BS.  You won because OSU has a coach that puckers up every time the game gets close. However, he doesn't realize by being so conversative, he ends up costing his team a win. If he would have thrown the ball and used up temp to the best group of WR's in the country, just like they did before the half, OSU would have won by 30 or more. Scum couldn't stop the passing game. Instead, Day wants to run 2 out of every 3 plays right into the only strength of the Michigan defense is their front 4. It was truly mind blowing to me. I swear Day must of had Michigan on the ML.  He truly needs to go.

Scum??? And you wonder why a flag gets planted???

They deserve worse.

 
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Posted: #29

If the players are now getting paid,......you take away their pay if they do something crass and ignorant or suspend them one game like the targeting foul, and you suspend the coaches if they participate...if it happens a second time within a two year period, the head coach gets suspended as well.  

 

You make sure you are taking video of what transpires.

 

The problem is no longer a problem.

 

They used to have bench clearing brawls in the NBA....took an NBA playoff game where about 4 guys left the bench for a fight (the Knicks I think it was versus the Heat), they got suspended, and the problem has  not continued.

 
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@WahooS

 I see no issue with it. If you come into such a hostile environment like Columbus and win you should be able to celebrate. I’m surprised they didn’t plant a tree frankly, 4 years in a row now they’ve embarrassed that program. 

 
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 There's a fine line between celebrating a win over a hated rival, and taunting your opponent after you've beaten them. Michigan, NC State, Florida and Arizona St. all crossed that line in my opinion.

 
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 You’re a broken record

 
 
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@FatCheeks

 Backatcha.

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