Friday, Nov. 19, 2004 9:06 AM
T-minus 28 hours and counting.
We may have help from an unlikely, yet potent source - mother nature. A wet, slippery, soggy field should help the Bucks. It's possible boggy conditions could frustrate their young freshmen.
Here is your official Accuweather forecast for tomorrow. Link
More later.
pjs buck
Thursday, Nov. 18, 2004 9:05 PM
We can now PROVE, conclusively and objectively that the state of Ohio is smarter than the state of Michigan. Click here to find out more. Link
Odds 'n ends
- If Jim Tressel can win this Saturday, he will join Woody and Earl as the only OSU coaches to go 3-1 against Michigan.
- Michigan's defense is ranked 21st nationally, while our offense is ranked 108th (out of 118) - UGLY!
- Michigan's offense is ranked 29th nationally, while the OSU defense is ranked 33rd - a little better
- In the last 50 years, THE GAME's record is 24-24-2
- This year, Michigan is averaging 25 points per game on the road vs a whopping 41 points at home
- This is the 101st game in this rivalry
- Many of their fans are actually predicting a very close game, most feel there will NOT be a blow-out (hmmm)
More later and tomorrow.
pjs buck
Thursday, Nov. 18, 2004 7:00 PM
We are going to have a LOT MORE later tonight and tomorrow, so stay tuned!
In the mean time, we have had many questions about what TBGUN means. The answer is:
The Bad Guys Up North
pjs buck
Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2004 8:50 PM
**********RECRUITING FLASH!!!**********
Super-recruit Justin King recently committed to Penn State. So what, you ask? TBGUN wanted this guy in THE WORST WAY and privately thought they had him all wrapped up. Could this be a preview of other negative events for the Bad Guys?
Tuesday Nov 16, 10:00 p.m.
Local Rockers and Buckeye Diehards host Annual HATE MICHIGAN RALLY Friday Night
This central Ohio band named their first major release after the one and only Woody Hayes and have had their hit single "Can't be Myself" played in Ohio Stadium during several home games. You won't find any rockers that are bigger Ohio State football fans then the guys in Watershed. Watershed will host their annual "Hate Michigan Rally" show Friday night with special appearance from The Dead Schembechlers. Buckeye fans won't want to miss out on Friday's show. Click here for more details.
blb
Monday TBGUN WEEK, Nov. 15, 2004 4:49 PM
Andy Steger has his final pre-game analysis ready. You will find his write-up here. Link
We will be having much more tomorrow. But today, we have some really good daily news links to start the week. And just to get the juices further flowing, we have links directly from Ann Arbor. Link
In looking at the TBGUN (U of M) program, you probably know they have only one loss this year, that was to Notre Dame (28-20) in an otherwise close game in South Bend. TBGUN does not, as one would suspect, have a lot of weaknesses. We think we have found a few and will post these later on this week.
One thing we do know for sure; in order for Ohio State to win this weekend, the crowd is going to have to be a factor the ENTIRE GAME. TBGUN has a lot of very talented but young players that have shown a tendency (as one might expect) to be rattled occasionally.
Sunday, Nov. 14, 9:25 PM
Here are some brief tidbits from the Purdue game, then on to bigger and better things (hopefully).
Here is a link that probably summarizes anything you need to know about the Purdue game. Purdue Link
Joe Casey's award winning Play-by-Play Diagrams are now available for the Purdue game. By the way, Joe is a Michigan State Spartan fan. Let's all congratulate him on a great job against the Badgers!
NOW, ON TO: THE GAME
pjs buck
Sunday, Nov. 14, 2004 4:45 PM
I just got home from Indiana. I can't believe what I saw yesterday. We'll have a lot more later tonight.
pjs buck
Friday, Nov. 12, 2004
We told you we would not comment further on the Maurice Clarett "thing" unit the facts were in. We are sticking to that, however, there is an excellent and unbiased article on the subject worth reading from Fox Sports. Link
Some excellent daily links are now available. Link
Finally, the offensive preview will not be available due to technical problems last night. However, we think our defensive secondary will be tested severely.
I am headed to Indiana and am late - GO BUCKS!
pjs buck
Thursday, Nov. 11, 2004 6:09 PM
We will have a preview of Purdue's offense later. In the mean time, so many questions, so little time:
* Just HOW much will Kyle Orton play and how effective can he be with two hip injuries?
* How much will Justin Zwick play?
* Can we contain their great wide-out Stubblefield?
* Will Ginn, do it a'Ginn?
* How will our young offensive line play against their aggressive and sophisticated blitzes?
* Will we show any quick passing on our own offense?
* Can our offense keep THEIR offense on the bench?
* Will we be distracted due to MC again?
* How much will Pittman play?
The questions go on and on. Unfortunately, we won't know until about 6:30 PM this Saturday, but it does create a lot of interesting questions. More later tonight.
pjs buck
Wed. Nov. 10, 2004 10 :00 PM
A Master of Disguises: Thoughts on the Purdue Defense
It seems Jim Tressel is at LEAST as concerned (if not more so) about the Purdue defense as he is about their offense. He feels their defense masks their real intentions very effectively. They also mix up their defensive calls. A quick review of their scores clearly reinforces the effectiveness of Purdue's defense;
Purdue likes to be aggressive with their blitzing. Illinois and Iowa took advantage of the over-pursuit. Quick passes, flanker screens, the TE and out-patterns can hurt this as well. Their front seven defensively are good and experienced. These guys will NOT be fooled easily. We will have to out-smart them when we are on offense.
When Jim Tressel describes their defense he sounds like he is describing ours from the last two years. He uses words and phrases like; "attack," "zone-blitzing," "disguised coverage's," "dropping DL back into pass protection," etc. For this reason, I think Jim Bollman, and how he prepares our young offensive lineman to handle this onslaught, may be the single biggest factor determining the outcome for Ohio State.
This game could easily mirror the game there two years ago, with the now famous, "Holy Buckeye" comment from Brent Musberger on Michael Jenkin's TD catch. By the way, for those who want to see and hear that play again, click here.
Finally, we are their next to last game. Their finale is against in-state rival Indiana. So they probably see us as their last great test. This Saturday is also senior day and a game that will make them bowl eligible if they win.
Tomorrow, a look at their offense. In the mean time, remember: TBGUN countdown!
pjs buck
Wed. Nov. 10, 2004 8:05 PM
We will have another preview and some insight into Purdue later this evening. We will also be posting some interesting links, including some behind enemy lines.
We would appreciate any feedback you might have on whether you like the links directly on the front page, or if you don't mind going to a second page as we have done in the past.
pjs buck
Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2004 10:25 PM
The last time we checked, we still have a game this Saturday. Andy Steger checks in with a preview and analysis of the Purdue Boilermakers. Link
pjs buck
Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2004 1:37 PM
We just want to be up front with everyone and say that we do not intend to comment or speculate anything in regards to the Maurice Clarett article and debacle until all of the comments, inquiry and findings become complete. This is going to be a train wreck and we only want to deal with the truth.
Meanwhile, we have this little problem coming up on Saturday called Purdue. We will focus more on The Boilermakers tonight.
pjs buck
Monday, Nov. 8, 2004 9:16 PM
Joe Casey's Play-by-Play diagrams for the Michigan State game are now available:
Also, Joe is a Michigan State fan and I can assure you he has taken the results with the utmost dignity and poise.
A source close to the program has indicated to us that Donte Whitner's injury could be serious, even requiring surgery. This again, is uncomfirmed, but from a good source. We'll keep you posted as we learn more.
pjs buck
Monday, Nov. 8, 2004 8:15 PM
Want the final scoop on the Purdue vs. Iowa game? Then, step right up to some daily links! You can now click directly from the front page here!
We will have more later tonight.
pjs buck
Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2004 1:37 PM
We just want to be up front with everyone and say that we do not intend to comment or speculate anything in regards to the Maurice Clarett article and debacle until all of the comments, inquiry and findings become complete. This is going to be a train wreck and we only want to deal with the truth.
Meanwhile, we have this little problem coming up on Saturday called Purdue. We will focus more on The Boilermakers tonight.
pjs buck
Monday, Nov. 8, 2004 9:16 PM
Joe Casey's Play-by-Play diagrams for the Michigan State game are now available:
Also, Joe is a Michigan State fan and I can assure you he has taken the results with the utmost dignity and poise.
A source close to the program has indicated to us that Donte Whitner's injury could be serious, even requiring surgery. This again, is uncomfirmed, but from a good source. We'll keep you posted as we learn more.
pjs buck
Monday, Nov. 8, 2004 8:15 PM
Want the final scoop on the Purdue vs. Iowa game? Then, step right up to some daily links! You can now click directly from the front page here!
We will have more later tonight.
pjs buck
Monday, Nov. 8, 2004 11:18 PM
Some daily links:are up. You can now click directly from the front page here! Let us know if you like this set up better by telling us on our forum.
pjs buck
Sunday, Nov. 7, 2004 9:45 PM
For just a taste of what we will analyze this week regarding Purdue, yesterday against Iowa:
- Purdue had five turnovers throughout the game
- Brandon Kirsch, who will most likely play against Ohio State this weekend, threw three touchdown passes for Purdue. He fell apart at the seams in the fourth quarter with one fumble and throwing two interceptions, which completely ended Purdue's attempt to rally from a 17-point deficit.
- Kirsch was 25-of-42 for 280 yards, including a 10-yard TD pass to Taylor Stubblefield in the final minutes. Stubblefield finished with 15 catches for 153 yards.
- Purdue feels their special teams really let them down
- There is in-house fighting and disagreement with the media, but many feel/blame the Purdue offense for this late season collapse, essentially leaving their defense hanging out to dry.
- Both teams had no rushing TD's
- For Purdue, if you take away Stubblefield and Ingraham (both WR's) they would have almost no offensive firepower whatsoever.
- Brandon Kirsch HATES pressure
Well, it will be fairly interesting to see how this week develops. Joe Tiller is a pretty stand-up guy but we'll get no useful information from him this week.
pjs buck
Sunday, Nov. 7, 2004 5:00 PM
Some excellent daily links are now available. Some of these links include some very good and objective stories about our Bucks from the Lansing State Journal Newspaper.
Friday, Nov. 5, 11:20 PM
Final Friday Night Thoughts
Here are some random, late night final thoughts regarding the MSU game tomorrow:
- The Ohio State defense needs to be particularly aware of a play MSU ran that killed the TBGUN defense; the delayed TB draw. As mentioned before, TBGUN were over-pursuing until late in the game. This is an excellent play choice when a defense does this. Hopefully Mark Snyder saw this on film and prepared our warriors accordingly.
- For whatever reason, MSU's replacement QB who will play against us tomorrow did not throw much deep. I don't know if he can't or it just wasn't called. Our DB's need to challenge their WR's on the first play.
- The MSU defense got burned repeatedly on deep passes. The DB's, while talented, are short, going about 5'10" and 5'9". This should be exploited; this is how TBGUN won the game.
- Finally, if it comes down to kicking, MSU is one team where we DO NOT have a massive advantage over because their kickers are good. Their senior kicker, Dave Rayner, should be NFL material, just like Nooge.
- MSU's special teams have hurt them on and off all year. Last week, it was the dagger to the heart.
- Both teams have an enormous amount on the line. For MSU, a loss virtually wipes them out. For Ohio State, a loss sets up a seriously tough final two games and puts a bowl game in harms way.
It is just my opinion, but playing on offense not to lose is probably the best way to lose for Ohio State. I don't want to be careless, but MSU can score. Our defense, while showing nice signs of coming alive, is anything but a shut-down defense yet.
Finally, I think the few keys for us will be:
- We MUST play aggressive defense and mix it up. Their back-up QB really didn't seem to handle pressure well.
- We hopefully prepared in a smart way. John L. Smith is a good coach, disguises his offense well, and makes adjustments during the game.
- We MUST have some grind-it-out drives on offense to set up some intermediate/long passing. I think going to our TE's early could help this as well as the run game. Roy Hall's height could come in very handy tomorrow.
- Team poise is a must. I think Troy Smith brings this to the table. We also DO NOT NEED to experiment with offensive line personnel package changes constantly unless someone is hurt. The package of Rehring, Sims, Datish, Mangold, Barton (in that order) seems the most productive combination yet.
Sit back, yell and enjoy the game. I think we will win if we can get some of the above done. Oh yeah, one last thing; lose the predictability in play selection and calling!
pjs buck
Friday, Nov. 5, 2004 8:17 PM
The Fifty Yard Line has just learned that freshman tailback Antonio Pittman did not travel with the team to East Lansing earlier today. It is apparently due to an injury, the nature of which is not known at this time. We'll keep you posted as we find out more.
pjs buck
Friday, Nov. 5, 2004 8:00 PM
Here is your Big Ten Football TV schedule for Sat.
Nov. 6, 2004:
Ohio State at Michigan State 12:00 p.m. EST ESPN
Northwestern at Penn State 12:00 p.m. EST ESPN Plus
Purdue at Iowa 
2:30 p.m. CST ESPN
Minnesota at Wisconsin 2:30 p.m. CST ABC Sports
Indiana plays @ Illinois, but that game apparently will not be televised and TBGUN is in time-out for the weekend (oops, I meant they have a bye week).
Some final thoughts later tonight.
pjs buck
Friday, Nov. 5, 2004 5:00 PM
Some excellent daily links are now available. I am not playing favorites, but right now there are terrific stories at just one site - The Buckeye Buzz. Check them out, as this is the link to their primary site and you can choose which to read.
One of the stories includes a good article about how Mark Snyder is starting to let the dogs out. Now, you no longer have to ask, "Who let the Dogs Out? - woof, woof woof." Link
More, later tonight.
pjs buck
Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2004 10:15 PM
Some really good articles are available through our Daily Links Link
pjs buck
Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2004 9:50 PM
The following table tells an interesting tale about offense and this week's game against the Spartans. See why we think Snyder's defense is key? You can also conclude that unless we keep a lid on their offense, we'll have to open up our offense more than Tressel likes. Wouldn't that be novel?
*TOTAL OFFENSE #G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G
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Minnesota........... 9 2396 1772 633 4168 6.6 40 463.1
Michigan State...... 8 1858 1768 600 3626 6.0 25 453.2
Purdue.............. 8 1093 2414 590 3507 5.9 31 438.4
Northwestern........ 8 1318 1925 607 3243 5.3 24 405.4
Michigan............ 9 1416 2050 687 3466 5.0 28 385.1
Illinois............ 9 1359 1731 616 3090 5.0 21 343.3
Wisconsin........... 8 1385 1215 560 2600 4.6 18 325.0
Penn State.......... 8 1009 1519 522 2528 4.8 16 316.0
Iowa................ 8 699 1797 543 2496 4.6 20 312.0
Indiana............. 8 1064 1423 553 2487 4.5 20 310.9
Ohio State.......... 8 1011 1345 497 2356 4.7 14 294.5
* Statistics taken from the Big Ten website
pjs buck
Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2004 9:45 PM
The man in the upper left hand corner, Defensive Coordinator Mark Snyder, could very likely hold the key to victory or non-victory for us this Sat. against MSU. Why? Link
Line-up Changes
Maurice Hall is officially listed as the starting TB for this Saturday, while R.J. Coleman has been moved back to TE due to the injury to Nicol.
Some Daily Links are now available. Link
pjs buck
Monday, Nov. 1, 2004 7:15 PM
I thought things would not heat up this week until Wednesday or so. WOW, am I wrong. Boards, radio shows and website about this week's game against Michigan State are already going nuts.
BOTH teams are saying this is a critical must-win game. There is so much drama going on relative to this game: Can Troy Smith show the same poise away from home? Will MSU be flat and out of gas after their loss in 3OT's? Will our defense be up to the test of their offense? The loser may be out of bowl contention. Will their TB Cobb run wild against us like he did against TBGUN? MSU hasn't beaten anybody of REAL significance this year (except Minn., which is "iffy" now)!
I had originally intended to post an analysis of MSU tonight, but may need to do more research! Stay tuned - this soap opera of a year is nowhere near over.
By the way, did anyone notice the countdown clock to THE GAME is under 20 days?
pjs buck
Monday, Nov. 1, 5:50 PM
Michigan State right now is down, sort of. In another way, they are up, sort of. Details are coming later tonight, including a report on their take of their loss to TBGUN.
pjs buck
Sunday, October 31, 10:35 PM
Superman in the Horsehoe
Yesterday, as always, Ohio State hosted a number of high school recruits. It is something that doesn't get much publicity. One of those in Columbus was Jason Gwaltney of Babylon, New York. Jason is one of the premier tailbacks in the country. He was just mildly interested (at best) coming into Ohio Stadium yesterday. Our sources learned that apparently he was just blown away with his trip and now has OSU at or near the top of his short list.
Jason's last game was almost super-human; 406 yards, 9 TD's on 29 carries. Yes, you read it correctly, LAST GAME. And, we understand he rested most of the fourth quarter in that game. Just one good game? How about, 5,112 yards 90 TD's and 546 points after his first three years. He is 5'11"/230lbs./4.52 40 speed. He intends to announce his school in January at the U.S. Army High School All-Star game. Think Scarlet and Gray, Jason!
pjs buck
Sunday, October 31, 2004 6:50 PM
Joe Casey's exclusive Play-by-Play diagrams for the Penn State game are now available. Remember, Joe's excellent coverage of Ohio State football is available ONLY here, on the Fifty Yard Line. These are available in both PDF - Adobe Reader-based format and browser-based HTML.
pjs buck
Sunday, October 31, 2004 3:20 PM
Injury update:
- Rory Nicol - ankle, may miss MSU
- Nate Salley - mild shoulder strain, should be ready for MSU
- Jay Richardson - should return next week
- Rob Harley - out for the season
Stan White, and Brandon Schnittker should return for MSU
- Donte Whitner - leg, possible for MSU
pjs buck
Sunday, October 31, 2004 10:30 AM
"Mr. Smith goes to Michigan State as the starting QB." Link (direct link to Cleveland Plain Dealer Story)
MORE DAILY LINKS FOR SUNDAY Link
We will have much more later today and tomorrow on the upcoming trip to Spartan-Land, including why this game will be our toughest to date.
pjs buck
Saturday, October 30, 2004 10:45 PM
General Ramblings From Today's Game
A friend at the game today asked me just how fast is Ginn?
I gave him his official 40 time and then realized that didn't really explain it. I then thought to myself that if you think of most really good athletes having at least 3 gears, Ted must have at least five. I also noticed he has started running better (but not yet great) pass routes. This is going to be some special kind of player for us.
I think I see improved play on the offensive line, except when Tim Shafer is in the rotation. Our total offensive output wasn't good by any stretch, but we were running the ball better (often with authority in the first half) against what has so far proven to be a good defensive unit against the run (Penn State).
Troy's fumble in my mind is excusable - someone didn't do their job protecting his backside.
It was good to see Maurice Hall set the kick-return record, have an excellent return, and generally run the ball well today. I thought Antonio Pittman looked good at times, but seemed tentative at other times. We need to remember he is just a freshman.
Finally, I think I see some improved play on the defense, both in the secondary and at the point of attack.
We'll have more tomorrow.
pjs buck
Thursday, October 28, 12:05 PM
Which offensive line personnel package shows up this week? In case you didn't know it, we had an offensive line-up change in the early part of the game last week against Indiana. One which I think showed better chemistry and better results. This new package featured Rehring and several starters in different positions, including Sims at guard.
At the 7:42 second mark in the second quarter the coaches put in the same personnel package that had been used mostly during the first three Big Ten games. If my record keeping is correct, we not only didn't score but had little success moving the ball the rest of the quarter. Look for the offensive line package and line-up early in the game against Penn State. It could be an indicator for the future.
pjs buck
Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2004 8:10 PM
Some daily news links are up. Link
Also, the Buckeyes will host a high profile high school recruit this weekend; Jason Gwaltney from North Babylon HS in Babylon, New York. He is a four star RB prospect at 5'11"/235lbs./4.50 40. He is considered a soft verbal to West Virginia at this point. I have seen videos of him and he is probably the second most impressive high school TB I have seen this year behind Jonathan Stewart. At one time he had no interest in Ohio State and we have NOT offered him yet. It seems to me he is an extreme stretch for OSU, but you never know.
pjs buck
Monday, Oct. 25, 2004 11:59 PM
Joe Casey's exclusive Play-by-Play diagrams for the Indiana game are now available. They are more pleasant to review than the last three weeks. Joe's excellent coverage of Ohio State football is available ONLY here, on the Fifty Yard Line. Thanks, Joe!
For those in search of interesting details, compare the offensive line personnel package during the first and third quarters with the running game's performance. Link
Monday, Oct. 25, 2004 12:35 PM
Daily Links
A pleased, but still edgy Buckeye nation awakes today awaiting our next game against Penn State this Saturday, Oct. 30, 2004. So many questions still remain this week. We'll start off with some daily links trying to put the Indiana game in final perspective. Link
The Penn State game will be another noon kick-off this Saturday 10/30/2004.
Also, the final "lost files" draft of the Big Ten preview from Andy Steger have been found and can be read on the "Watch List" Link to the right.
Sunday, Oct. 24, 2004 8:00 PM
This season has more drama than a long-running soap opera. Just what did we see yesterday? For one, I saw in the first quarter, a new offensive line combination that actually "looked and acted" like they wanted to play ball! A post-game analysis and editorial is now available Link.
Either later or tomorrow we will have Joe Casey's Play-by-Play graphical analysis available. This one won't be as painful to look at.
Saturday, Oct 23, 7:30 a.m.
Game Day
It is currently 61 degrees on campus with an expected high today in the mid 60's. There is good chance of rain, but that rain could hold up until after the game.
Ohio State is currently a 13 1/2 point favorite over Indiana, who like Ohio State, is looking for their first Big Ten win.
Buckeye captain Lydell Ross will not play today. Ross was suspended because of an incident at a local strip club. Police are investigating charges that Ross passed fake money at the club. This marks the second time in the Tressel era that a Buckeye captain has been suspended.
Quarterback Troy Smith will get his first collegiate start today with Justin Zwick ailing. There was talk earlier in the weak that Zwick would dress and be available Saturday, but it now looks doubtful that Zwick will play, even if Smith were injured. Todd Boeckman, who was originally expected to redshirt this year, likely is the #2 guy behind Smith right now.
There also could be a few other freshmen that see their first action today. Left tackle Steve Rehring may see playing time as could tailback Erik Haw. With the unexpected 3-game losing streak, it would not be shocking to see several changes in the two-deep today.
The Call
Ohio State's football team is a train wreck right now. Today is a big-day for Coach Tressel and this team. Losing to Indiana at home was unimaginable two-months ago, but now you have to wonder if this team has anything left. I think most Buckeye fans expect a win today, but I also think these same fans would not be shocked if Indiana came away with a win.
As always, the Buckeyes have to win the turnover battle, a battle that they have lost in most games this year. The defense has to play better and the offense has to find some way to move the football. Tony Pittman may have his coming out party today against an Indiana game that is giving up more than 30 points a game and over 200 yards a game on the ground.
Prediction: Ohio State 27 Indiana 17
blb
Friday, October 22, 2004 8:15 PM
As if we haven't had enough fun this week with the losing streak, Troy Smith starting, new offensive line changes, now, more drama. Senior Captain Lydell Ross has been suspended for at least one game due to an incident at a strip club early this week.
Thoughts on the Lydell Ross situation Link
Your Big Ten TV line-up for Saturday, 10/23/2004 is now available.
Northwestern at Wisconsin Madison, Wisc. 10/23/2004 11:00 a.m. CDT ESPN
Iowa at Penn State State College, Pa. 10/23/2004 12:00 p.m. EDT ESPN2
Indiana at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 10/23/2004 12:00 p.m. EDT ESPN Plus
Michigan at Purdue West Lafayette, Ind. 10/23/2004 2:30 p.m. EST/CDT ABC
pjs buck
Thursday, October 21, 2004 10:50 PM
Pre-game editorial; "Thoughts on the Hoosier's" Link
Misc. News Updates
- It is confirmed that Ohio State has offered a scholarship to Jonathan Stewart of Washington state. Many recruiting services rank him as the #1 high school TB in the country. I have seen him run and he reminds me a lot of Clarett in that he is strong, runs over AND around people, and has excellent-superior balance (his balance reminds me of Archie).
- You probably know by now that Troy Smith will start, with Boeckman sitting at #2.
- We have unconfirmed reports there could be a significant shake-up along the offensive line this Sat. Again, this is unofficial but comes from a normally reliable source.
pjs buck
Wednesday, October 20, 9:50 PM
Finally, some really good daily links, including one on OSU QB recruit (2005 verbal) Rob Schoenhoft (6' 6"/240lbs.). Link
pjs
Monday, Oct 18, 9:30 p.m.
Radio Archive
It surely didn't sound the prettiest with me fighting a bad sore throat over the weekend, but here is the archive of SportsTalkCleveland's Reality Check (WKNR 850 am) show that aired this past Saturday morning. I am on for about 10 minutes at the beginning of the program (about 5 minutes into the show).
blb
Monday, October 18, 7:30 PM
Joe Casey's award winning Play-by-Play diagrams are now available for the Iowa game. You can view them in either HTML (browser-based) or PDF if you have Adobe Acrobat. Link
pjs
