@AaronScottJr1 This dude’s a bitch ass. From Ohio, about to start next season, seeks a bag from a conference rival. Get your money now because you’re proving to the world you won’t succeed at the next level when you find real challenges.
@spicoli_75@jscrubs34@dannykanell While I agree with the sentiment, using OSU as the example here was a terrible take. Look at the last 20-25 years of out of conference games for top teams in their leagues, and give me an example of another team that scheduled more marquee matchups.
@phil_marsh2 @awfulannouncing I don’t really get this post. IU strength of record is 8th and Alabamas is 10th. IU strength of schedule is 31st and Alabama is 22nd. I think people are really hung up on how the SEC was as opposed to what it currently is. I don’t think either of these teams are much different.
@Moose_313@FFbuckCLE This whole crazy thing where we want eachother to lose every game really started in the 90s-00s. I started at OSU in 03 and it was towards the beginning of that. Why would you want to play your rival when they’re terrible? You want the nation to be envious of the rivalry.
@Moose_313@FFbuckCLE I agree with you. All 4 of my grandparents, both of my parents, my wife, 2 of my brothers, and countless family members (and me) all went to OSU and throughout the generations it was always about The Game. We wanted the highest ranked UM so we could beat the best.
@fakemurr@OldTakesExposed@michellelynnn94@MichiganNation2 Obviously this wasn’t true, but hypothetically how could that clause work if someone else had the same clause in their contract? They just keep getting raises to infinity?
@ESPNCleveland@TonyGrossi@j_klimack20@NickPaulus@CelsiusOfficial As someone who went to OSU, married someone who went to OSU, has two OSU parents, 2 brothers who went there, 2 grandparents that went there, and numerous other family members, I’ve always been raised to want your rival to succeed because your victory over them will mean much more