Ohio State Buckeyes

[Mickey34jb]

What's done is Dunn. Have to move on

[mscott59]

Jul 18, 2016 22:08:51 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Jul 18, 2016 22:00:58 GMT -5 Mickey34jb said:

Whats the backstory?

No clue at this point.

Dispatch is saying earlier today a civil protection order was filed against Dunn by a woman thought to be his girlfriend, after some kind of incident over the weekend. No criminal charges in the case have been filed. That may have been the seed for this action. Dunn actually got his degree in May and returned for this shit at getting the starting job.

[mscott59]

Jul 18, 2016 22:15:52 GMT -5 Mickey34jb said:

What's done is Dunn. Have to move on

Bad. Lol

[Mickey34jb]

Jul 18, 2016 22:18:05 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Jul 18, 2016 22:08:51 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

No clue at this point.

Dispatch is saying earlier today a civil protection order was filed against Dunn by a woman thought to be his girlfriend, after some kind of incident over the weekend. No criminal charges in the case have been filed. That may have been the seed for this action. Dunn actually got his degree in May and returned for this shit at getting the starting job.

He'll go hook on somewhere else and play this season hmmmm...

[Mickey34jb]

Jul 18, 2016 22:18:36 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Jul 18, 2016 22:15:52 GMT -5 Mickey34jb said:

What's done is Dunn. Have to move on

Bad. Lol

Im no Don Rickles

[Buckeye Dale]

Before I do the numbers today; I ran across this while on a google of Tim Spencer. I thought it was interesting, and it did bring up a lot of names we've seen or read about, but seldom talk about...

ohiostate.247sports.com/Article/Ranking-the-top-6-running-backs-in-Ohio-State-history-37791827

[Buckeye Dale]

Jul 18, 2016 22:20:59 GMT -5 Mickey34jb said:

Jul 18, 2016 22:18:36 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Bad. Lol

Im no Don Rickles

Don RICKLES... hekk, Mick, that wasn't worthy of Don PICKLES...
(but in fairness, I do think I might have seen it on line as well...it IS kinda natural)

[Buckeye Dale]

46

Blair, Kenneth...................................1984
Blubaugh, Park.................................1949
Bond, Robert J........................... 1952-53
Breuleux, Jon...................................1970
Bruce, Earl........................................1950
Christian, K. C....................... 2006-08-09
Dresser, John............................. 1957-58
Dziak, Grant......................................2009
Ferguson, Robert E..................... 1959-61
Fleming, Mark............................ 1933-34
Gaffney, Mike...................................1972
Gordon, George D............................1944
Griffin, Duncan........................... 1975-78
Hamlin, Stanely A...................... 1965-66
Harkins, Donald L....................... 1962-64
Hill, Devin................................... 2013-14
Hoobler, Chad............................. 2004-05
Kerner, Marlon...C........................ 1991-94
Larson, J. D. .............................. 2006-08
Luke, Steven N........................... 1973-74
Mastako, Frank................................1937
Pagac Jr., Fred............................ 1999-03
Peel, Jim.................................... 1987-90
Provost, Ted R............................. 1967-69
Snyder, Nick............................... 2013-14
Spencer, Timothy...C..................... 1979-82
Steinberg, Donald............................1942
Thom, Leonard........................... 1939-40
Thompson, Kenneth.........................1955
Willis, Marcel............................ 1995-97

Here we go again...

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Bob Ferguson, All America selection at FB in 1960 and 61.  Ferguson began his Buckeye career in 1959, behind Heisman candidate Bob White.  By the end of the year, he was starting in White's place.  In both '60 & 61, he was a unanimous All American selection. In '61, he also won the UPI CFB Player of the Year, and the Maxwell Award.  He also finished 2nd to Ernie Davis for the Heisman. Wiki says, "Ferguson owns the distinction of never having been thrown for a loss during his college football career." However, the 1961 team/media guide says, "he...has carried 221 times, gaining 1,224 yards and losing only one..."  Either way, pretty danged impressive.  Ferguson was drafted by the Steelers in 62, but suffered a head injury and played 63 with the Vikings.  The head injury caused him to retire from football, and he returned to Ohio State and  earned a master's degree in sociology. He worked as a youth counselor in Columbus until he was forced to retire in 1990 due to health problems. Ferguson died in 2004 of complications due to diabetes.  Ferguson was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1996, and into Ohio State's own Varsity O Hall of Fame in 1987. He was selected to the Ohio State Football All-Century Team in 2000.

Ted Provost, All Big Ten in 1968 as DHB, and an All America selection in 1969 as CB.  Provost was a three-year letterman, and recognized as one of OSU's finest DBs.  With the advent of the Buckeye Leaves in 1968, he soon earned the nickname of 'Teddy the Tree' from Woody Hayes as he made so many big plays for the team.  He won nine letters at Fairless HS in Navarre, Ohio, and graduated from OSU's College of Engineering.  He was drafted by the Rams, but traded to the Vikings, and later played for the Cardinals before going to Canada to play five years for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.  He was inducted into the Ohio State Varsity O Hall of Fame in 2006.  He was also successful after his football career, owner of Ted Provost Builders, a construction company in Hilliard, Ohio.

Tim Spencer, All Big Ten selection at TB in 1981 and 82.  Called by the some the perfect combination of speed and power, he rushed for a total of 3,553 yards, still #4 on the career rushing list.  He was selected team captain & MVP in '82.  After opting to go with the USFL, where he played three years, he ended his playing career after five years with the Chargers.  In 1994, Spencer returned to Ohio State to be their running backs coach, a position he held until 2003. On January 27, 2004, he became the running backs coach for the Chicago Bears until 2013.  He then joined Lovie Smith's staff at Tampa Bay for the 2014 Season and remains there.
  He was inducted into the Men's Varsity "O" Hall of Fame in 1997.

Steve Luke was selected as a All Big Ten CB in 1974.
Other noteworthy names include Bob Bond, Earle Bruce, Marlon Kerner, and Donald Steinberg, who lettered in 1942, went to war, and then returned to letter again in 1945.  After his graduation in 1946, Steinberg went on to become a surgeon.

[beuycek]

Jul 18, 2016 22:18:05 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Dispatch is saying earlier today a civil protection order was filed against Dunn by a woman thought to be his girlfriend, after some kind of incident over the weekend. No criminal charges in the case have been filed. That may have been the seed for this action. Dunn actually got his degree in May and returned for this shit at getting the starting job.

Freudian slip?

[mscott59]

Jul 19, 2016 10:36:45 GMT -5 beuycek said:

Jul 18, 2016 22:18:05 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Dispatch is saying earlier today a civil protection order was filed against Dunn by a woman thought to be his girlfriend, after some kind of incident over the weekend. No criminal charges in the case have been filed. That may have been the seed for this action. Dunn actually got his degree in May and returned for this shit at getting the starting job.

Freudian slip?

lol. more like fat fingers while typing on my smart phone. shot was the intended word.

[Buckeye Dale]

Jul 19, 2016 12:15:18 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Jul 19, 2016 10:36:45 GMT -5 beuycek said:

Freudian slip?

lol. more like fat fingers while typing on my smart phone. shot was the intended word.

I could not for the life of me figure out what you'd been trying to say...thanks.

[mscott59]

Jul 19, 2016 9:31:33 GMT -5 Buckeye Dale said:

46

Blair, Kenneth...................................1984
Blubaugh, Park.................................1949
Bond, Robert J........................... 1952-53
Breuleux, Jon...................................1970
Bruce, Earl........................................1950
Christian, K. C....................... 2006-08-09
Dresser, John............................. 1957-58
Dziak, Grant......................................2009
Ferguson, Robert E..................... 1959-61
Fleming, Mark............................ 1933-34
Gaffney, Mike...................................1972
Gordon, George D............................1944
Griffin, Duncan........................... 1975-78
Hamlin, Stanely A...................... 1965-66
Harkins, Donald L....................... 1962-64
Hill, Devin................................... 2013-14
Hoobler, Chad............................. 2004-05
Kerner, Marlon...C........................ 1991-94
Larson, J. D. .............................. 2006-08
Luke, Steven N........................... 1973-74
Mastako, Frank................................1937
Pagac Jr., Fred............................ 1999-03
Peel, Jim.................................... 1987-90
Provost, Ted R............................. 1967-69
Snyder, Nick............................... 2013-14
Spencer, Timothy...C..................... 1979-82
Steinberg, Donald............................1942
Thom, Leonard........................... 1939-40
Thompson, Kenneth.........................1955
Willis, Marcel............................ 1995-97

Here we go again...

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Bob Ferguson, All America selection at FB in 1960 and 61.  Ferguson began his Buckeye career in 1959, behind Heisman candidate Bob White.  By the end of the year, he was starting in White's place.  In both '60 & 61, he was a unanimous All American selection. In '61, he also won the UPI CFB Player of the Year, and the Maxwell Award.  He also finished 2nd to Ernie Davis for the Heisman. Wiki says, "Ferguson owns the distinction of never having been thrown for a loss during his college football career." However, the 1961 team/media guide says, "he...has carried 221 times, gaining 1,224 yards and losing only one..."  Either way, pretty danged impressive.  Ferguson was drafted by the Steelers in 62, but suffered a head injury and played 63 with the Vikings.  The head injury caused him to retire from football, and he returned to Ohio State and  earned a master's degree in sociology. He worked as a youth counselor in Columbus until he was forced to retire in 1990 due to health problems. Ferguson died in 2004 of complications due to diabetes.  Ferguson was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1996, and into Ohio State's own Varsity O Hall of Fame in 1987. He was selected to the Ohio State Football All-Century Team in 2000.

Ted Provost, All Big Ten in 1968 as DHB, and an All America selection in 1969 as CB.  Provost was a three-year letterman, and recognized as one of OSU's finest DBs.  With the advent of the Buckeye Leaves in 1968, he soon earned the nickname of 'Teddy the Tree' from Woody Hayes as he made so many big plays for the team.  He won nine letters at Fairless HS in Navarre, Ohio, and graduated from OSU's College of Engineering.  He was drafted by the Rams, but traded to the Vikings, and later played for the Cardinals before going to Canada to play five years for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.  He was inducted into the Ohio State Varsity O Hall of Fame in 2006.  He was also successful after his football career, owner of Ted Provost Builders, a construction company in Hilliard, Ohio.

Tim Spencer, All Big Ten selection at TB in 1981 and 82.  Called by the some the perfect combination of speed and power, he rushed for a total of 3,553 yards, still #4 on the career rushing list.  He was selected team captain & MVP in '82.  After opting to go with the USFL, where he played three years, he ended his playing career after five years with the Chargers.  In 1994, Spencer returned to Ohio State to be their running backs coach, a position he held until 2003. On January 27, 2004, he became the running backs coach for the Chicago Bears until 2013.  He then joined Lovie Smith's staff at Tampa Bay for the 2014 Season and remains there.
  He was inducted into the Men's Varsity "O" Hall of Fame in 1997.

Steve Luke was selected as a All Big Ten CB in 1974.
Other noteworthy names include Bob Bond, Earle Bruce, Marlon Kerner, and Donald Steinberg, who lettered in 1942, went to war, and then returned to letter again in 1945.  After his graduation in 1946, Steinberg went on to become a surgeon.

i'm partial to teddy provost because he made the pivotal play in the first game i ever attended at ohio stadium, as a 9 year old, a pick-6 against mike phipps and #1 purdue early in the 3rd qtr to spark a 13-0 upset, which catapulted osu into the national championship picture in '68. his play is around the 3:45 mark



the noise after that td was, literally, the loudest sound i'd ever heard in my life to date. you could feel the shoe vibrating. jack park has called it the most important play in osu history... certainly it helped woody stay in columbus for another decade and was the beginning of a great run of football for the bucks.

[Buckeye Dale]

2016 Schedule Look Ahead: Nebraska at Ohio State

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[mscott59]

Jul 19, 2016 12:15:18 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Jul 19, 2016 10:36:45 GMT -5 beuycek said:

Freudian slip?

lol. more like fat fingers while typing on my smart phone. shot was the intended word.

I was thinking more about Dunn today. Looks like he hit his girlfriend and tried to choke her. Obviously an awful loss of discipline if that's true. But this guy, as a 4th yr junior who was next man up behind Elliott, asked to play on special teams to contribute last year. Hate seeing his collegiate career end this way if that's what ends up happening.

[Mickey34jb]

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