Dr. Pomade

So...Urban Meyer? I'm officially on his bandwagon. Is him being coach next year feasible? Likely? Talk to me, CFB peeps.

Brian's victory on this page has been flawless.

I'm sorry guys, my parents just died a couple of hours ago.

Linkie no workie for Johnnie.

Yeah, Florida State can GTFO of the polls. Also, I saw that Michigan State crept back in. Keep on hitting the bong, pollsters. There are a lot of nice games coming up. Josh, you have Florida beating Bama? Gutsy pick. I guess we'll find out a lot about both of those teams after Saturday. Also, Josh, I'm with you: LSU looks fantastic, and they're my #1 in the country. Alabama is #2 on my list. The SEC West looks more like the AFC East this year. USCw got beat and I chuckled.

Makes complete sense: by grade school most kids are drunk stoners that enjoy a good hard rock cover band.

Braxton did fine - if not good - in his first start. What I saw out of him confirmed for me that he should have been the starter from Day 1 and that Fickell is even a bigger dolt than what I thought last week for not starting him. I'm also convinced that, had Braxton just been the starter all along, then we win at Miami. Nebraska is overrated. Wisconsin probably isn't. Michigan State is always overrated.

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Chilled?

BW3's?

Agreed.

About Bauserman outperforming Miller in practice: I can remember when all we heard about was how good Justin Zwick was in practice, how he outperformed Troy Smith in practice, etc. Just saying.

Is there anything as stupid at the whole "loyalty" issue in college football? (Rhetorical question; there are about 20 things I can think of right now that are more stupid that than.) Being loyal is great and all, but not at the expense of a team's success.

Yeah, that pretty much sums it up.

I'd like to say I'm pleased (because I am to hear that Miller is starting), but this should have happened two games ago. And, as I feared, it took us getting waxed at Miami to push Fickell's hand. Ohio State recipe: Slow as shit ineffective QB + OOC waxing = start dynamic freshman QB

PS - Am I the only one kind of glad to hear that the Pac 12 told Texas to fuck off?

Latest ESPN scouting report has Missouri with 58 of the top 100 recruits in the nation. Also, they said that every player on Missouri's current roster now runs a sub 4.4 in the 40.

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PS - I'm no psychologist, but I think married life may not be for you, my good man. We are who we are. Genetics and leopards not changing their spots and all that shit.

I got tired of having threesomes with supermodels, so I decided to settle down with just one supermodel. I find it less expensive, but only moderately less sexually pleasurable. I've always valued my ability to find balance in life. And my triceps.

Another thing to consider: I sprayed the shit out of both my 03 Cobra and my Z06. The Cobra handled it like a champ. The Z06 popped. Granted I was spraying a ton more on top of that Z06, but still there's something to be said about how well the Cobra held up. Also I'm with the above poster: the Cobra was just so wonderfully violent. All kinds of torque.

Okay, so now I'm thinking of bad QB situations at Ohio State that I can remember: - Steve Bellisari comes to mind. He was the opposite of good. - Justin Zwick? I mean, back then, we thought he was terrible (and he certainly didn't meet his expectations), but I'd trade for him in a second over Bauserman. - Stanley Jackson/Joe Germaine? I didn't like the two QB system then, but that was kind of a "good" problem to have: both QB's would be ultra-upgrades over what we have now. Who you got?