LJ

He won the only championship the team was eligible for last year.

Get a lawyer.

A lot of people think jbook is a joke so....

Well that's because she is a money grubbing Vegas stripper whore. Jen Vrabel is a regular girl.

I have a few dent in my new truck so o may come out. Do you prefer the vehicle be clean? This is in the midst of hunting season so my trucks are never clean

I said the week he got hurt that Jacoby Jones had the same injury and they said 4-6 weeks for him

This game is a joke already

Pretty sure Cal was in the top 10 when OSU scheduled then. Schedules that are made this far out are really just hard to predict. Think about the schools that got Michigan during the RR years?

Supposedly this is gonna be the last FCS school OSU is going to schedule for a long time

Wheelbase is probably the most important factor in towing that people seem to overlook. No matter the weight, when you start getting trailers that are longer and taller, the foundation of your tow vehicle needs to get bigger. While it may tow pretty well now, you pull the same trailer with your current truck and then a truck with a longer wheelbase down 71, you would notice a difference. It's not that one is bad, especially when you are into HD trucks, but if he isn't going to daily drive it, then he should go for the longest wheelbase he can get to ensure he has the best tow vehicle he can get. As for turning radius, tell me about it. I learned to drive in a 1989 Chevy 3500 Western Hauler Crew Cab Dually. Before my parents let me take my driving test I had to hook up the horse trailer, tow it, park it, and unhook it.

I am a big fan of long bed trucks when pulling 5th wheel/goosenecks. I have most of my experience pulling these trailers and I can tell you, the longer the wheelbase of the truck, the better the trailer tows. If the truck will not be a daily driver, I say definitely get the long bed for the stability of the longer wheelbase. on the other hand, a master can park his trailer past 90 degrees without jacknifing it.

RS Sophomore, so yes they can

Richardson is a middle of the pack NFL running back. If that is your best offensive weapon, there are issues. That being said he is better than any rb the steelers currently have acti e

Pretty sure their o line was one of the better ones last year. They just really blow this year.

I'm a steelers fan. I'm laughing that browns fans say they traded their best offensive weapon. Their best offensive weapon was 40th in ypc last year.

Richardson was 40th in yards per carry last year. He wasn't very good for Cleveland

I have another peeve about the way fans are analyzing this year's defense I'm sick of hearing people whine about "not enough pressure, this D-Line isn't that good, not enough pressure". Well OSU has played 3 teams that use quick passes and lots of 3 step drops in order to avoid the pass rush, and OSU currently sits at 7 sacks, 2.33 per game, which is 9th most in the NCAA (9th most by amount, not ranking)

It's not just me. Guiton has issues with the mid range routes due to arm strength and issues with going through progressions. What makes him look better than Miller is his absolute understanding of the zone read. Guiton runs the zone read to perfection.

He needs to get a lot better from last year. We have hardly seen Miller this season. Definitely not enough to determine how much he has improved

Yes you are crazy. OSU can only run about half their plays with Guiton. He doesn't have the arm strength miller does and just plain can't make the throws needed

Kinda. Jones was offered and signed by Tressel, but went to Fork Union for a year, and Meyer kept him come 2012. Barrett is a Meyer recruit. I think Meyer really likes Cardale's intangibles.

Cardale Jones and JT Barrett. Cardale is more of a Tebow/Pryor type guy Barrett more like Guiton

He has a point. Tressel had violations way worse than his, and he was hoisted on the shoulders of players during Halftime of the OSU/Michigan game last November. Pryor couldn't even buy a ticket and sit in the stands with everyone else at the Cal game this past Saturday.

18 seconds is more than enough for 2 plays with the clock running and have enough time after a spike to snap the ball (as the clock would be stopped). Also, they had practiced this same exact situation, and were running the exact script they had for this exact situation. There were no play calls. The team and QB knew exactly what they were doing. Center ball, spike ball, FG. Wisconsin was lining up ON THE BALL when ASU jumped on it. The ref behind the LOS saw the kneel and whistled it dead and signled that the play was over. It was the fault of the refs that they did not control the situation and call the proper penalty.

It was really akward because one his lineman was pushed into him as he was taking a knee.