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Post by Mickey34jb on Mar 1, 2015 9:22:54 GMT -5
Mark Loving needs to transfer__it is quite evident he is not going to recover from what ever happened between him and Matta. just as he began to come into his own as a player he suffered whatever and has not recovered from it. i only ask that he go to a non big 10 team__ Amir needs to give up basketball as he will never be worth a damn as a center. Anyways March is finally here and I'm ready for March Madness!![/b]
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Post by mscott59 on Mar 1, 2015 10:47:27 GMT -5
Mark Loving needs to transfer__it is quite evident he is not going to recover from what ever happened between him and Matta. just as he began to come into his own as a player he suffered whatever and has not recovered from it. i only ask that he go to a non big 10 team__ Amir needs to give up basketball as he will never be worth a damn as a center. Anyways March is finally here and I'm ready for March Madness!! [/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Mar 1, 2015 11:09:40 GMT -5
Mark Loving needs to transfer__it is quite evident he is not going to recover from what ever happened between him and Matta. just as he began to come into his own as a player he suffered whatever and has not recovered from it. i only ask that he go to a non big 10 team__ Amir needs to give up basketball as he will never be worth a damn as a center. Anyways March is finally here and I'm ready for March Madness!! [/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote][/p]
I read we were favored by 6...& frankly was a bit surprised.
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Post by Mickey34jb on Mar 1, 2015 21:52:47 GMT -5
Mark Loving needs to transfer__it is quite evident he is not going to recover from what ever happened between him and Matta. just as he began to come into his own as a player he suffered whatever and has not recovered from it. i only ask that he go to a non big 10 team__ Amir needs to give up basketball as he will never be worth a damn as a center. Anyways March is finally here and I'm ready for March Madness!! [/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote] Hammonds was a load tonight and will be at the next level along with Russell next year___A little home cooking with multiple trips to the free throw line but I'll take it any way I can get it. Great comeback. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Mar 1, 2015 22:47:04 GMT -5
[/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote] Hammonds was a load tonight and will be at the next level along with Russell next year___A little home cooking with multiple trips to the free throw line but I'll take it any way I can get it. Great comeback.[/quote][/p]
Yes, it seems we've missed out on that earlier, we were 25/35, Boilers only 7/13...Not used to seeing us shoot so many FTs (& we STILL miss way too many).
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Post by Mickey34jb on Mar 1, 2015 23:07:10 GMT -5
[/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote] Hammonds was a load tonight and will be at the next level along with Russell next year___A little home cooking with multiple trips to the free throw line but I'll take it any way I can get it. Great comeback.[/quote][/p]
Yes, it seems we've missed out on that earlier, we were 25/35, Boilers only 7/13...Not used to seeing us shoot so many FTs (& we STILL miss way too many).
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Post by Deleted on Mar 2, 2015 8:35:38 GMT -5
Mark Loving needs to transfer__it is quite evident he is not going to recover from what ever happened between him and Matta. just as he began to come into his own as a player he suffered whatever and has not recovered from it. i only ask that he go to a non big 10 team__ Amir needs to give up basketball as he will never be worth a damn as a center. Anyways March is finally here and I'm ready for March Madness!! [/b][/quote] That will be a little hard with a giant Ohio tattoo on his arm. I just can't get over how vs teams with just a little bit of talent this teams seems scared to death. Instead of playing their game they seem terrified to. And youre 100% correct on Amir |
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Post by mscott59 on Mar 2, 2015 8:56:51 GMT -5
[/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote] Hammonds was a load tonight and will be at the next level along with Russell next year___A little home cooking with multiple trips to the free throw line but I'll take it any way I can get it. Great comeback.[/quote] great crowd last nite at the game. why purdue didn't go more to hammonds in the last couple minutes, especially w/mcdonald already gone w/5 fouls and amir having 4, big mistake. refs did develop a quick whistle in the 2nd half, but the bad calls definitely went both ways. again amir was victimized at least twice for calls that just weren't fouls. that said, coming back from an awful first half (7 turnovers in the first 8:00, seemed like we didn't make a basket in the last 8:00) where the boilers couldn't miss from outside, the bucks showed some grit. deangelo russell... it's amazing how a kid can score 28 and you still come away knowing he made some mistakes and still has tremendous upside... was great. sammy came thru at clutch moments, and despite some streaky ft shooting we made them down the stretch when it counted. and amir contributed... 6 pts, 6 rebounds, 3 blocks, including a big one in the final seconds, and a steal at the very end. appropriately enough, thinking the game was over on that play, he traveled, giving pu the ball with 0:01.6 left. baby steps. even for a senior. lol. going to be in philly for a meeting wed am and may try to drive over to state college for the psu game. i'm debating... |
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Post by Mickey34jb on Mar 2, 2015 17:51:05 GMT -5
[/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote] Hammonds was a load tonight and will be at the next level along with Russell next year___A little home cooking with multiple trips to the free throw line but I'll take it any way I can get it. Great comeback.[/quote] great crowd last nite at the game. why purdue didn't go more to hammonds in the last couple minutes, especially w/mcdonald already gone w/5 fouls and amir having 4, big mistake. refs did develop a quick whistle in the 2nd half, but the bad calls definitely went both ways. again amir was victimized at least twice for calls that just weren't fouls. that said, coming back from an awful first half (7 turnovers in the first 8:00, seemed like we didn't make a basket in the last 8:00) where the boilers couldn't miss from outside, the bucks showed some grit. deangelo russell... it's amazing how a kid can score 28 and you still come away knowing he made some mistakes and still has tremendous upside... was great. sammy came thru at clutch moments, and despite some streaky ft shooting we made them down the stretch when it counted. and amir contributed... 6 pts, 6 rebounds, 3 blocks, including a big one in the final seconds, and a steal at the very end. appropriately enough, thinking the game was over on that play, he traveled, giving pu the ball with 0:01.6 left. baby steps. even for a senior. lol. going to be in philly for a meeting wed am and may try to drive over to state college for the psu game. i'm debating... [/quote] In short the bucks are 10-12 seed in a couple of weeks <g> ___The weather is looking good for wed.....driving to happy valley should be smooth |
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[/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote] Hammonds was a load tonight and will be at the next level along with Russell next year___A little home cooking with multiple trips to the free throw line but I'll take it any way I can get it. Great comeback.[/quote] great crowd last nite at the game. why purdue didn't go more to hammonds in the last couple minutes, especially w/mcdonald already gone w/5 fouls and amir having 4, big mistake. refs did develop a quick whistle in the 2nd half, but the bad calls definitely went both ways. again amir was victimized at least twice for calls that just weren't fouls. that said, coming back from an awful first half (7 turnovers in the first 8:00, seemed like we didn't make a basket in the last 8:00) where the boilers couldn't miss from outside, the bucks showed some grit. deangelo russell... it's amazing how a kid can score 28 and you still come away knowing he made some mistakes and still has tremendous upside... was great. sammy came thru at clutch moments, and despite some streaky ft shooting we made them down the stretch when it counted. and amir contributed... 6 pts, 6 rebounds, 3 blocks, including a big one in the final seconds, and a steal at the very end. appropriately enough, thinking the game was over on that play, he traveled, giving pu the ball with 0:01.6 left. baby steps. even for a senior. lol. going to be in philly for a meeting wed am and may try to drive over to state college for the psu game. i'm debating... [/quote] In short the bucks are 10-12 seed in a couple of weeks <g> ___The weather is looking good for wed.....driving to happy valley should be smooth[/quote] If they lose 2 out of their next 3 maybe. But most have them in the 7-9 seed range right now |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Mar 3, 2015 8:48:59 GMT -5
C&P from elsewhere, but I thought it was interesting...
TM: 10 years, 9 yrs NCAA eligible, 8 appearances (won NIT only yr didn't make it), 5 S16s, 3 E8s, 2 FFs, 1 NCG.
Wasn't eligible his 1st year.
Unbelievable. AND he has the best all-time winning % in the B1G tournament.
Pretty much a Golden Era for Ohio State sports.
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Mar 3, 2015 8:54:06 GMT -5
[/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote] Hammonds was a load tonight and will be at the next level along with Russell next year___A little home cooking with multiple trips to the free throw line but I'll take it any way I can get it. Great comeback.[/quote] great crowd last nite at the game. why purdue didn't go more to hammonds in the last couple minutes, especially w/mcdonald already gone w/5 fouls and amir having 4, big mistake. refs did develop a quick whistle in the 2nd half, but the bad calls definitely went both ways. again amir was victimized at least twice for calls that just weren't fouls. that said, coming back from an awful first half (7 turnovers in the first 8:00, seemed like we didn't make a basket in the last 8:00) where the boilers couldn't miss from outside, the bucks showed some grit. deangelo russell... it's amazing how a kid can score 28 and you still come away knowing he made some mistakes and still has tremendous upside... was great. sammy came thru at clutch moments, and despite some streaky ft shooting we made them down the stretch when it counted. and amir contributed... 6 pts, 6 rebounds, 3 blocks, including a big one in the final seconds, and a steal at the very end. appropriately enough, thinking the game was over on that play, he traveled, giving pu the ball with 0:01.6 left. baby steps. even for a senior. lol. going to be in philly for a meeting wed am and may try to drive over to state college for the psu game. i'm debating... [/quote][/p]
If you've never made the drive, US 22 from Harrisburg to State College is nice scenery-wise...but can be pretty treacherous in weather. I thought the weather channel said this AM they were supposed to have freezing rain this afternoon & evening.
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Post by mscott59 on Mar 3, 2015 9:06:59 GMT -5
[/b][/quote] the reason for loving's suspension, officially, remains a mystery. he was able to knock down a couple 3's vs unl, which was good, but he still often looked awkward w/the ball, trying to drive when there was no lane or room, etc. you hope it's just rust. we had our best shooting night, especially out of the gate, thursday night, and when tate, loving, kam williams, sammy, even shannon and bates-diop are all shooting well, it gives russell more space to maneuver inside and we can get easy baskets and get amir involved. i was a little surprised amir still started vs the huskers, and he'll definitely be on the floor tonite vs purdue due to their overall size, along w/mcdonald to spell him. it seems like we pass inside to williams once or twice early... he tried to get in the lane for a baby hook or down the lane for a jam, and then we forget about him, and he loses interest then just seems to disappear. fast. he had some good rebounds and one nice outlet pass for a layup in the last game, but he needs to go to the rim w/authority when he has the ball. if he can ever start getting 6-10 a game... we could be a tough out in march. real tough. but that's a big if... boilers are a tough team to go small on... they rebound well and hammonds can be a load to handle. but you hope playing back/back home games for just the 2nd time since the new year will bear some fruit. [/quote] Hammonds was a load tonight and will be at the next level along with Russell next year___A little home cooking with multiple trips to the free throw line but I'll take it any way I can get it. Great comeback.[/quote] great crowd last nite at the game. why purdue didn't go more to hammonds in the last couple minutes, especially w/mcdonald already gone w/5 fouls and amir having 4, big mistake. refs did develop a quick whistle in the 2nd half, but the bad calls definitely went both ways. again amir was victimized at least twice for calls that just weren't fouls. that said, coming back from an awful first half (7 turnovers in the first 8:00, seemed like we didn't make a basket in the last 8:00) where the boilers couldn't miss from outside, the bucks showed some grit. deangelo russell... it's amazing how a kid can score 28 and you still come away knowing he made some mistakes and still has tremendous upside... was great. sammy came thru at clutch moments, and despite some streaky ft shooting we made them down the stretch when it counted. and amir contributed... 6 pts, 6 rebounds, 3 blocks, including a big one in the final seconds, and a steal at the very end. appropriately enough, thinking the game was over on that play, he traveled, giving pu the ball with 0:01.6 left. baby steps. even for a senior. lol. going to be in philly for a meeting wed am and may try to drive over to state college for the psu game. i'm debating... [/quote][/p]
If you've never made the drive, US 22 from Harrisburg to State College is nice scenery-wise...but can be pretty treacherous in weather. I thought the weather channel said this AM they were supposed to have freezing rain this afternoon & evening.
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Post by mscott59 on Mar 3, 2015 9:28:23 GMT -5
C&P from elsewhere, but I thought it was interesting... TM: 10 years, 9 yrs NCAA eligible, 8 appearances (won NIT only yr didn't make it), 5 S16s, 3 E8s, 2 FFs, 1 NCG. Wasn't eligible his 1st year. Unbelievable. AND he has the best all-time winning % in the B1G tournament. Pretty much a Golden Era for Ohio State sports. not to mention 5 1st place finishes, 1 2nd in the big 10 regular season, and 5 1sts/4 2nds in the league moneymaker. he's also got a top 5 recruiting class on the horizon next year. and he's accomplished all this with some pretty significant health issues. and yet i still see some bozos claiming he should get canned this year. idiots. btw, speaking of osu sports, the men's tennis team has won 200 (that's correct) consecutive home matches, which is a ncaa record. that will be threatened on friday when #2 oklahoma comes to town. on the women's hoops side, kelsey mitchell was just named not only big ten freshman of the year but league co-mvp after leading the league in scoring at 24.5/game, and leading the nation in total points w/736. the ladies went 13-5/21-9 and are the #3 seed heading into the conference tournament this weekend. the women's track team won the big 10 meet over the weekend. and the osu wrestlers have 3 top seeds heading into the league tournament, led by logan steiber, who's won 3 straight league and 3 straight ncaa titles. he's 21-0 this year, and would be the first osu wrestler to ever win 4 straight big 10 titles. iowa (won the regular season this year) and psu (won the last 4 big 10 and last 4 ncaa tournament crowns) will be tough to beat. osu hasn't won league tourney title since 1951. it has definitely been a fun year so far. |
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Post by Buckeye Dale on Mar 3, 2015 11:10:10 GMT -5
C&P from elsewhere, but I thought it was interesting... TM: 10 years, 9 yrs NCAA eligible, 8 appearances (won NIT only yr didn't make it), 5 S16s, 3 E8s, 2 FFs, 1 NCG. Wasn't eligible his 1st year. Unbelievable. AND he has the best all-time winning % in the B1G tournament. Pretty much a Golden Era for Ohio State sports. not to mention 5 1st place finishes, 1 2nd in the big 10 regular season, and 5 1sts/4 2nds in the league moneymaker. he's also got a top 5 recruiting class on the horizon next year. and he's accomplished all this with some pretty significant health issues. and yet i still see some bozos claiming he should get canned this year. idiots. btw, speaking of osu sports, the men's tennis team has won 200 (that's correct) consecutive home matches, which is a ncaa record. that will be threatened on friday when #2 oklahoma comes to town. on the women's hoops side, kelsey mitchell was just named not only big ten freshman of the year but league co-mvp after leading the league in scoring at 24.5/game, and leading the nation in total points w/736. the ladies went 13-5/21-9 and are the #3 seed heading into the conference tournament this weekend. the women's track team won the big 10 meet over the weekend. and the osu wrestlers have 3 top seeds heading into the league tournament, led by logan steiber, who's won 3 straight league and 3 straight ncaa titles. he's 21-0 this year, and would be the first osu wrestler to ever win 4 straight big 10 titles. iowa (won the regular season this year) and psu (won the last 4 big 10 and last 4 ncaa tournament crowns) will be tough to beat. osu hasn't won league tourney title since 1951. it has definitely been a fun year so far. ...we haven't had a conference COY since 1979... remarkable, isn't it? |
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