I'm a bit more cautious - calling 38-17 (still a 20 point win against a good team)

I actually looked, and couldn't find anything in the rules (that went into great detail about other things), like the width of various lines on the field.

Unless he's talking about a two-week period.

I'd love Wade to anchor the back 4 with this guy and one of the other up-and-comers at CB, and Proctor at S. But if Brown has to be our top guy, somehow (with Hafley and Co coaching) I think it'll work out.

Well yeah, but besides all that... is there a problem? /s

Perhaps test them after building a lead, but not to start. Allowing more recovery time after an injury? Perhaps.

Jones or Wray.

Their punter is a player to watch? One more reason not to fear this game.

Exactly. That's why I never go near the place.

Draft picks don't even tell the whole story on talent, just the top level talent.

I'm assuming it's not Ryan Day.

Given that Illinois is still only Illinois (and even Michigan beat them by 17), Nebraska is the only "impressive" win (and look how bad we beat them). Still, it looks as if Minnesota is gradually looking better as their competition gets better.

Why allow them 13?

This type of boredom is welcomed by us fans.

He already has more yards rushing in the NFL than Paul Hornung, who's in the HOF. So i'd say he's having a himself a decent career. ( of course, IMHO, Hornung is/was outrageously overrated, owing to his ND and Packer affiliations. Or perhaps it's the value added by his 47% career FG success rate)

And that is somehow deserving of mention alongside his Buckeye honors? /s

@MB222. That's nonsense, and exhibits a "the whole world us against us" point of view worthy of a Michigan or PSU fan. The reason the SEC had two teams in the 2017 playoffs was that there were two 2-loss Power 5 champions, perhaps abetted in part by a pro-Alabama (not pro-SEC) bias that made them the "obvious" choice for a fourth team.l, much like the Buckeyes were in 2016. Could something like that happen again? Sure, but it's highly unlikely.

No.

If we run the table, we get in. Period.

And LSU would too. UGa ain't winning the SEC.

Of course Va Tech didn't win the championship that year. There were several teams who in turn beat VA Tech who all shared the title.

No way could I argue with THAT logic.

And didn't Indiana win the SEC East one year? (Ironically by beating the westernmost SEC team)

Ahh... but maybe they are biased against everyone, but not equally so. We need to ferret out the bias discrepancy. The bias to the bias, as it were.

I'll take Myers and Jackson over their 2 any day, and the difference in performance between Fields and Dobbins and their counterparts. Is so much great the the difference in recruiting ranking that you have to laugh. Buckeyes for the win - having better talent upon arrival and better coaching afterwards.