Speaking only for myself, it wasn't the prediction itself that raised my ire, but the repetitive comments that anyone that thought we had any shot was delusional, etc. Predicting a loss is fine, I just don't need to see it repeated several times across multiple threads, especially when it is accompanied by assinine assertions that no one can reasonably disagree with the prediction. That is doubly true when the game in question is against the Suckeyes. As for the Vegas spread, I would be stunned if we lose by 30+. The Sucks will come out flat, and we'll play significantly better than against Toledo. I don't bet on sports, but that line even has me tempted...
Last Edited: 9/13/2010 7:27:21 PM by Flomo-genized
Keep in mind Oz goes both ways (not in that respect, people)...so you can probably multiply his OSU expenses by 2 for the Ohio grads that have completely sold themselves to the devil, instead of just 50% of their soul. Let's have it...
I think we're going to get killed too, and I NEVER think that. I always expect us to be competitive in both Basketball and Football. Rarely are we not competitive, but our offense has nothing and probably will do more damage than good. Even if the offense can move the ball a few first downs without a turnover, I can't see us putting a sustained drive to keep our defense off the field. Our defense will be up for the first quarter, maybe two, but they'll eventually cave in from bailing out the offense. I'll be cheering the green and white in the stadium and hoping I'm wrong.
Last Edited: 9/13/2010 11:33:46 PM by Bobcat110
Last Edited: 9/13/2010 11:40:29 PM by Ozcat
Last Edited: 9/14/2010 1:10:01 AM by T-Rodge
Jan Palmer taught me a few things about supply and demand. Yes, I typically use my tickets to boost my own ROI. In the days of the HDTV, I find it more appealing to watch at home or elsewhere. Plus, if I was in the 'Shoe last weekend I would have missed Denard Robinson shredding Notre Dame, which brought me much joy. I will probably only make it to Homecoming this year. Most of this is because the future brother-in-law is playing his senior season for Capital, and I'm trying to make most of his games. But if OU had Iowa State, Northwestern, Indiana, Minnesota, UConn or a similar 'lower rung' BCS program on the schedule, I would be there. So to Love's point, Wofford and Louisiana whoever will not get it done.
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