Kansas is gaining serious momentum to flip Nebraska three-star wide receiver commit Bryson Hayes. With the Huskers trending to flip a four-star pass catcher in Chase Loftin and few other coals in the fire at the wide receiver position, the Huskers don't appear to be fighting back too hard. Still a bit of a fluid situation though, we'll see what happens. If he does indeed flip, guess you could consider this a bit of a trade, Julian Marks for Bryson Hayes

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ladies care to comment? Guys welcome also........ 😂

so much truth here......

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Ohio State def. Iowa (25-21, 25-16, 25-23)
USC def. UCLA (25-21, 25-19, 25-19)

Standings
1. Penn State (21-1, 11-0)
2. Nebraska (20-1, 10-0)
3. Wisconsin (15-4, 9-1)
4. Oregon (16-4, 8-3)
5. Minnesota (14-6, 7-3)
5. Purdue (16-5, 7-3)
7. USC (15-6, 7-4)
7. Washington (17-4, 7-4)
9. Illinois (14-6, 6-4)
10. Michigan (16-6, 6-5)
11. UCLA (10-10, 4-7)
12. Indiana (10-10, 3-7)
13. Iowa (9-14, 3-8)
14. Northwestern (4-14, 2-8)
15. Ohio State (9-12, 2-9)
16. Michigan State (8-13, 1-9)
16. Maryland (10-11, 1-9)
18. Rutgers (5-16, 0-10)

Matches for Friday, November 1
Indiana at Rutgers
Iowa at Penn State
Minnesota at Michigan State
Purdue at Maryland
Illinois at Northwestern
Nebraska at Wisconsin (8:00 PM - BTN)

We got some more BPs for ya’s this week. I’m feeling good about mine…

Nebraska has been in contact with Kentucky four-star safety commit Martels Carter Jr., a top-100 prospect and the No. 7 safety in the country per Rivals, testing the waters to see if they can flip the Kentucky native away from the Wildcats. Vanderbilt and Auburn are also in the mix and he's been taking visits, so the door is potentially open for a flip, but the performance of Kentucky's defense this year has kept him locked in to his pledge thus far. Now, contradictory to some reports out there, while Nebraska is in touch and did try to get the four-star in town for a visit this weekend, he won't be able to make it because he and his family couldn't find a flight in. Huskers very well could get him in for the Wisconsin game later in Nov. and depending on how serious the chances of a flip are, it wouldn't be surprising to see the staff stop by and see him during the bye next week

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The top ten, the Huskers, the Bruins and the last-ranked team

TOTAL OFFENSE
1. Miami (FL) - 560.8 ypg
2. Mississippi - 538.1
3. North Texas - 527.6
4. Boise State - 504.6
5. Clemson - 490.4
6. Indiana - 487.6
7. Arkansas - 482.5
8. Tennessee - 473.6
9. Ohio State - 471.9
10. New Mexico - 468.1
93. Nebraska - 358.1
125. UCLA - 302.1
133. Kent State - 250.9

RUSH OFFENSE
1. Army - 359.1 ypg
2. Boise State - 274.9
3. Jacksonville State - 269.6
4. Central Florida - 267.9
5. Navy - 267.3
6. UNLV - 243.5
7. Tennessee - 241.6
8. Liberty - 228.6
9. Kansas State - 223.3
10. Texas A&M - 221.5
103. Nebraska - 126.4
133. UCLA - 64.6

PASS OFFENSE
1. North Texas - 371.6 ypg
2. Miami (FL) - 366.8
3. Syracuse - 358.9
4. Mississippi - 354.0
5. TCU - 333.0
6. LSU - 332.8
7. San Jose State - 324.5
8. Colorado - 323.9
9. Maryland - 314.5
10. Louisville - 302.8
60. UCLA - 237.6
63. Nebraska - 231.8
133. Army - 100.3

SCORING OFFENSE
1. Miami (FL) - 46.8 ppg
2. Indiana - 46.5
3. Boise State - 44.3
4. Clemson - 42.0
5. UNLV - 41.1
6. Pittsburgh - 40.9
7. North Texas - 40.8
8. Tulane - 40.5
9. Army - 40.4
9. Navy - 40.4
96. Nebraska - 24.0
127. UCLA - 17.4
133. Houston - 14.1

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
1. Oregon - 75.9%
2. Washington - 72.5
2. Penn State - 72.5
4. Colorado - 72.4
5. Ohio State - 72.3
6. Indiana - 71.9
7. Miami (FL) - 69.2
8. Texas State - 69.0
9. Louisiana-Lafayette - 68.9
10. Florida - 68.8
25. Nebraska - 65.9
29. UCLA - 65.5
133. Air Force - 41.6

TURNOVERS LOST
1. Army - 1
2. Boise State - 4
2. Clemson - 4
2. Louisiana-Lafayette - 4
2. South Alabama - 4
6. California - 5
6. Memphis - 5
6. San Diego State - 5
6. Tulane - 5
6. UNLV - 5
6. Vanderbilt - 5
53. Nebraska - 10
79. UCLA - 12
132. East Carolina - 21
132. Southern Mississippi - 21

TACKLES FOR LOSS ALLOWED (per game)
1. Army - 2.14
1. Navy - 2.14
3. Penn State - 2.86
4. LSU - 3.00
4. New Mexico - 3.00
6. Indiana - 3.13
7. Texas A&M - 3.25
8. Ohio State - 3.29
9. Louisiana-Lafayette - 3.38
10. Coastal Carolina - 3.43
10. Marshall - 3.43
72. UCLA - 5.57
98. Nebraska - 6.13
133. South Carolina - 9.14

SACKS ALLOWED (per game)
1. Army - 0.14
2. Navy - 0.43
3. Georgia Tech - 0.44
4. LSU - 0.50
4. New Mexico - 0.50
6. Coastal Carolina - 0.71
7. Boise State - 0.86
7. Clemson - 0.86
7. Marshall - 0.86
10. Indiana - 0.88
10. Oklahoma State - 0.88
10. Rice - 0.88
75. Nebraska - 2.13
109. UCLA - 2.86
133. Oklahoma - 4.88

THIRD DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE
1. Miami (FL) - 59.8%
2. Army - 54.7
3. Indiana - 54.0
4. Nevada - 52.5
5. Kansas - 51.5
6. Syracuse - 50.4
7. Oregon - 50.0
7. Penn State - 50.0
9. LSU - 49.1
9. Vanderbilt - 49.1
51. Nebraska - 41.8
99. UCLA - 36.9
133. Kent State - 18.6

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TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Texas - 241.3 ypg
2. Ohio State - 254.4
3. Tennessee - 259.0
4. Penn State - 267.6
5. Indiana - 269.5
6. Washington - 272.0
7. Northern Illinois - 274.9
8. Army - 281.9
9. Minnesota - 282.9
9. Notre Dame - 282.9
16. Nebraska - 301.9
71. UCLA - 367.3
133. Kent State - 541.9

RUSH DEFENSE
1. Mississippi - 76.6 ypg
2. Tennessee - 79.0
3. Army - 79.6
4. Indiana - 86.1
5. Southern Methodist - 88.4
6. Ohio State - 91.3
7. Texas-San Antonio - 91.9
8. Penn State - 93.0
9. Pittsburgh - 93.9
10. Kansas State - 96.8
12. Nebraska - 98.0
13. UCLA - 98.6
133. Kent State - 264.5

PASS DEFENSE
1. Washington - 123.1 ypg
2. Iowa State - 133.7
3. Texas - 135.8
4. Alabama-Birmingham - 145.1
5. Notre Dame - 156.1
6. Massachusetts - 157.5
7. Minnesota - 162.5
8. Ohio State - 163.1
9. Rice - 164.1
10. Missouri - 164.8
10. Northern Illinois - 164.8
45. Nebraska - 203.9
118. UCLA - 268.7
133. Texas Tech - 308.3

SCORING DEFENSE
1. Mississippi - 11.0 ppg
2. Texas - 11.5
3. Tennessee - 11.6
4. Ohio State - 11.9
5. Notre Dame - 12.1
6. Army - 12.4
7. Indiana - 14.1
8. Penn State - 14.3
9. Iowa State - 14.4
10. Oregon - 15.6
18. Nebraska - 18.1
100. UCLA - 29.0
133. Kent State - 46.6

TURNOVERS GAINED
1. James Madison - 23
2. Duke - 19
2. San Jose State - 19
4. Alabama - 18
4. BYU - 18
4. California - 18
4. Notre Dame - 18
4. Sam Houston State - 18
9. Minnesota - 17
9. Southern Methodist - 17
9. Texas - 17
9. Tulane - 17
46. Nebraska - 12
126. UCLA - 5
132. Florida State - 3
132. New Mexico State - 3

TACKLES FOR LOSS (per game)
1. Mississippi - 10.1
2. Duke - 8.9
2. Boise State - 8.9
4. Texas-San Antonio - 8.8
5. Tennessee - 8.4
6. Oklahoma - 8.3
7. Pittsburgh - 8.1
7. South Carolina - 8.1
7. Central Michigan - 8.1
10. Rice - 7.9
30. Nebraska - 6.6
97. UCLA - 4.9
132. Georgia State - 3.3
132. Alabama-Birmingham - 3.3

SACKS (per game)
1. Boise State - 5.00
2. Mississippi - 4.25
3. San Diego State - 4.00
3. South Carolina - 4.00
5. LSU - 3.50
6. Miami (FL) - 3.25
6. Oklahoma - 3.25
6. Texas State - 3.25
6. Texas-San Antonio - 3.25
6. Virginia Tech - 3.25
17. Nebraska - 2.88
115. UCLA - 1.43
133. Oregon State - 0.63

THIRD DOWN CONVERSION PERCENTAGE DEFENSE
1. Tennessee - 23.7%
2. Connecticut - 25.4
2. Utah - 25.4
4. Northern Illinois - 25.7
5. Wyoming - 27.7
6. Missouri - 28.0
7. Mississippi - 28.2
8. Texas - 28.4
9. Miami (FL) - 29.0
10. Georgia Tech - 29.6
10. Duke - 29.6
41. Nebraska - 34.7
133. UCLA - 54.9

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NET PUNTING
1. Florida State - 46.58 ypk
2. USC - 46.14
3. Arkansas - 45.26
4. Georgia - 45.09
5. Florida - 44.65
6. Alabama - 44.59
7. Mississippi - 44.55
8. Michigan State - 44.23
9. Baylor - 44.07
10. South Carolina - 43.42
30. UCLA - 41.50
132. Nebraska - 33.94
133. New Mexico - 33.46

PUNT RETURNS
1. Troy - 22.43 ypr
2. Baylor - 22.42
3. South Alabama - 21.50
4. Florida - 19.63
5. Alabama-Birmingham - 19.50
6. Colorado State - 19.40
7. North Carolina - 18.67
8. Tennessee - 18.60
9. Wake Forest - 17.45
10. Vanderbilt - 17.31
24. UCLA - 13.67
98. Nebraska - 5.45
133. Florida State - (-0.78)

PUNT RETURN DEFENSE
1. Auburn - (-3.00) ypr
1. Georgia - (-3.00)
3. North Texas - 1.20
4. Alabama - 1.33
5. Bowling Green - 1.50
6. UNLV - 1.75
6. Texas-San Antonio - 1.75
8. Western Michigan - 2.13
9. Virginia - 2.20
10. Memphis - 2.60
33. UCLA - 4.80
104. Nebraska - 11.29
133. Marshall - 26.00

KICKOFF RETURNS
1. Oregon - 37.60 ypr
2. James Madison - 31.18
3. Colorado - 29.50
4. Rice - 27.80
5. Bowling Green - 27.06
6. Toledo - 26.87
7. Northern Illinois - 26.50
8. Mississippi State - 26.25
9. USC - 26.11
10. Jacksonville State - 26.00
87. UCLA - 18.89
117. Nebraska - 16.56
133. Fresno State - 11.22

KICKOFF RETURN DEFENSE
1. Arizona - 0.00 ypr
2. Tennessee - 5.00
3. Memphis - 11.33
4. Mississippi State - 12.33
5. Baylor - 12.58
6. Ohio State - 13.80
7. Virginia - 13.92
8. Oregon - 14.13
9. Georgia Southern - 14.42
10. Notre Dame - 15.00
49. UCLA - 18.33
76. Nebraska - 20.13
133. North Carolina State - 40.00

TURNOVER MARGIN
1. James Madison (+17)
2. California (+13)
3. Duke (+12)
3. Tulane (+12)
5. UNLV (+11)
5. Memphis (+11)
7. South Alabama (+10)
7. Notre Dame (+10)
7. Minnesota (+10)
10. Iowa State (+9)
10. Clemson (+9)
47. Nebraska (+2)
117. UCLA (-7)
133. Southern Mississippi (-15)

PENALTY YARDS PER GAME
1. Iowa State - 25.14 ypg
2. Wisconsin - 27.63
3. Rutgers - 27.88
4. Iowa - 28.75
5. Air Force - 34.29
6. West Virginia - 34.38
7. Kent State - 34.75
8. Army - 35.14
9. Boston College - 38.00
10. Minnesota - 38.38
102. Nebraska - 64.13
120. UCLA - 71.29
133. San Diego State - 90.57

AVERAGE TIME OF POSSESSION
1. Syracuse - 34:55
2. Army - 34:51
3. Oregon State - 34:31
4. Miami (FL) - 34:18
5. Memphis - 34:08
6. Utah - 33:29
7. Tulane - 33:23
8. Northern Illinois - 33:07
9. Louisiana-Lafayette - 32:43
10. Iowa State - 32:38
21. Nebraska - 31:54
84. UCLA - 29:22
133. Pittsburgh - 23:52

Halloween is the release day for season 2 after it debuted almost 2 years ago. More Keri Russell is always a good thing! I know we were talking about this series back then so hopefully we will be talking some more when it releases. Probably no trailer available at this point as Netflix doesn't like to spoil things after they end on a cliffhanger the previous season.

This has been the worst World Series performance from a team I can remember in a LONG time - team looks literally so flat since game 1 ... and why on earth are they still pitching to Freddie Freeman - especially with the short porch tonight - unreal bad management.

Sorted by Date/Time. All times Central. All rankings from AP Poll.

BYE WEEK
#14 Alabama
Arkansas State
Ball State
Boston College
Bowling Green
#9 BYU
California
Central Michigan
Cincinnati
#23 Colorado
East Carolina
Georgia Tech
James Madison
Kansas
Kent State
#16 LSU
Maryland
Miami (OH)
#25 Missouri
North Texas
Northern Illinois
#8 Notre Dame
Ohio
Oregon State
Rutgers
San Jose State
Southern Mississippi
Temple
#6 Texas
UNLV
Utah
Utah State
Virginia
Wake Forest
#22 Washington State
West Virginia
Western Michigan

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TUESDAY - OCTOBER 29

6:00 PM
New Mexico State at Florida International (CBS Sports Network)

6:30 PM
Louisiana-Lafayette at Texas State (ESPN2)

7:00 PM
Louisiana Tech at Sam Houston State (ESPNU)

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WEDNESDAY - OCTOBER 30

6:00 PM
Jacksonville State at Liberty (CBS Sports Network)

6:30 PM
Kennesaw State at Western Kentucky (ESPN2)

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THURSDAY - OCTOBER 31

6:30 PM
Tulane at Charlotte (ESPN)

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FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 1

6:00 PM
Georgia State at Connecticut (CBS Sports Network)

6:30 PM
South Florida at Florida Atlantic (ESPN2)

7:00 PM
San Diego State at #15 Boise State (FOX Sports 1)

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SATURDAY - NOVEMBER 2

11:00 AM
Air Force at #21 Army (CBS)
Buffalo at Akron (CBS Sports Network)
Duke at #5 Miami (FL) (ABC)
Memphis at Texas-San Antonio (ESPN2)
Minnesota at #24 Illinois (FOX Sports 1)
#19 Mississippi at Arkansas (ESPN)
Northwestern at Purdue (Big Ten Network)
#4 Ohio State at #3 Penn State (FOX)
Stanford at North Carolina State (ACC Network)
Toledo at Eastern Michigan (ESPNU)
Virginia Tech at Syracuse (The CW)

11:45 AM
Vanderbilt at Auburn (SEC Network)

1:30 PM
Maine at Oklahoma (ESPN+)
Old Dominion at Appalachian State (ESPN+)
Tulsa at Alabama-Birmingham (ESPN+)

2:30 PM
Arizona at Central Florida (FOX Sports 1)
Florida vs. #2 Georgia (at Jacksonville) (ABC)
#13 Indiana at Michigan State (Peacock)
#17 Kansas State at Houston (FOX)
Louisiana-Monroe at Marshall (ESPN+)
Middle Tennessee State at Texas-El Paso (CBS Sports Network)
North Carolina at Florida State (ACC Network)
#1 Oregon at Michigan (CBS)
Texas Tech at #11t Iowa State (ESPN)
UCLA at Nebraska (BIg Ten Network)

3:00 PM
Coastal Carolina at Troy (ESPN+)
Navy at Rice (ESPN2)
Wyoming at New Mexico (truTV)

3:15 PM
Massachusetts at Mississippi State (SEC Network)

6:00 PM
Arizona State at Oklahoma State (FOX Sports 1)
Hawaii at Fresno State (Spectrum Sports PPV)

6:30 PM
Georgia Southern at South Alabama (ESPNU)
Louisville at #11 Clemson (ESPN)
#10 Texas A&M at South Carolina (ABC)
USC at Washington (Big Ten Network)
Wisconsin at Iowa (NBC)

6:45 PM
Kentucky at #7 Tennessee (SEC Network)

7:00 PM
Colorado State at Nevada (CBS Sports Network)
#18 Pittsburgh at #20 Southern Methodist (ACC Network)
TCU at Baylor (ESPN2)

UCLA at Nebraska Game Preview, Prediction
by Pete Fiutak, CollegeFootballNews.com

At 5-3, Nebraska has been waiting for that sixth win and bowl eligibility for too long, and it might need to come here.

The Huskers gave Ohio State a massive push a week after being steamrolled by Indiana. Now this could get really dicey really fast if they whiff this at home with games at USC, vs. Wisconsin and at Iowa to close.

UCLA finally got its first win since the opener over Hawaii with a 35-32 stunner at Rutgers.

The team is playing better -- it pushed Minnesota the week before -- and there's still time to make more noise and close strong. At least for now, a win in Lincoln would make the season.

UCLA (2-5) at Nebraska (5-3)
Saturday, November 2 - 3:30 PM (ET) - Big Ten Network

Why UCLA Will Win
So what did UCLA do right to get the win over Rutgers? The passing game was fantastic.

The running attack doesn't work. Forget about trying to get this thing going because the line just doesn't generate a push, but Ethan Garbers went off hitting 84% of his passes for 383 yards and four scores.

The interceptions weren't there, the big plays cranked up, and the offense kept firing away. Nebraska has allowed 215 passing yards or more four times. Once was in the win over Colorado, and the other three times were in the losses to Illinois, Indiana and Ohio State.

UCLA averages 238 yards per game, but ......

Why Nebraska Will Win
.....Everyone......THE OFFENSE IS FINE.

It's as if the world forgot for a moment that Nebraska played the No. 2 defense in the nation in last week's loss to Ohio State.

The Buckeye talent showed up in the second half, the Huskers shut down a week after getting rolled by Indiana, and two weeks after only coming up with 261 yards in the win over Rutgers, but really, the O is okay........

Fine. The line isn't doing enough for the ground game, and scoring in the red zone is occasionally a rumor, but the third down conversions are there.

Dylan Raiola continues to be a star despite the true freshman mistakes here and there, and in this, there's no need to press.

The UCLA defense is okay. Don't get into a twist if the Huskers aren't throwing 50 up on the board, but the UCLA offense -- last week aside -- is so mediocre that it shouldn't take too much to get this done. So.......

What Will Happen
.....as long as the Nebraska pass defense holds up, all is fine. It gives up a ton of midrange throws lately -- four of the last five offenses have connected for 72% or more of their passes -- but there's not a ton happening to anyone against the elite.

UCLA will hang around for a while, and the Nebraska offense might even be booed -- as much as it can be for the Husker crowd -- but all will be okay in the second half as Raiola gets going late just as the defense clamps down.

Prediction
Nebraska 27, UCLA 13

Spread
Nebraska is favored at home by 6.5 points

looks bad on NU for being a bunch of whining (babies)

the link above came from a FB group, so it's seems like bs.. but it's still bad press

Reportedly visiting this weekend. Current commit to FSU and 4 star guy. Hear he's on "flip alert". Anybody know anything??



Holla

That’s what happened at Indiana!!

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Husker fans need to step up their game here

October 31
1517 - Martin Luther posted the 95 Theses on the door of the Wittenberg Palace church, marking the start of the Protestant Reformation in Germany.

1846 - A heavy snowfall trapped the Donner Party in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

1864 - Nevada became the 36th state.

1913 - The Lincoln Highway, the first automobile highway across the United States, was dedicated.

1941 - Work on the Mount Rushmore monument in South Dakota, which had began in 1927, was completed.

1956 - Rear Admiral G. J. Dufek became the first person to land an airplane at the South Pole.

1961 - The body of Josef Stalin was removed from Lenin's Tomb as part of the Soviet Union's "de-Stalinization" drive.

1984 - Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated by two of her own security guards.

1992 - Pope John Paul II admitted that the Roman Catholic Church had erred in convicting Galileo of heresy 350 years earlier.

1999 - EgyptAir Flight 990, bound from New York to Cairo, crashed off the Massachusetts coast, killing all 217 people aboard.

2005 - President George W. Bush nominated Judge Samuel Alito to the United States Supreme Court.

2011 - The United Nations estimated that the world population had reached 7 billion people. (The population is greater than 8 billion today.)

Birthdays
24 - Willow Smith (singer)
24 - Amaya Colon (model)
25 - Danielle Rose Russell (actress)
31 - Leticia Wright (actress)
31 - Nadine Lustre (actress)
32 - Vanessa Marano (actress)
57 - Vanilla Ice (rapper)
58 - Mike O'Malley (actor/comedian)
60 - Darryl Worley (singer)
61 - Dermot Mulroney (actor)
61 - Fred McGriff (baseball player)
61 - Rob Schneider (actor/comedian)
63 - Peter Jackson (director)
73 - Nick Saban (football coach)
74 - Jane Pauley (TV host)
78 - Stephen Rea (actor)
93 - Dan Rather (news anchor)
99 - Lee Grant (actor)

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Today in Sports History - October 31

1943 - Washington Redskins quarterback Sammy Baugh passes for a then NFL record six touchdowns in a 48-10 win over Brooklyn.

1950 - Earl Lloyd of the Washington Capitols became the first African-American to play in an NBA game; Lloyd would go on to play for nine seasons, winning an NBA championship in 1955 with the Syracuse Nationals.

1968 - The Milwaukee Bucks won their first game in franchise history, defeating the Detroit Pistons 138-118.

1994 - Venus Williams makes her professional tennis debut at age 14.

2010 - For the first time in major league history, two former presidents attended the same World Series Game. George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush both attended Game 4 at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, TX.

2014 - Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, Frank Thomas, Bobby Cox, Tony La Russa, and Joe Torre are inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Nephew of the Detmer brothers. @Zack Carpenter @TimVerghese have either of you seen or heard anything about this player? He's under the radar as far as offers go, for a junior.

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Please, watch that first half again closely. This half is possible plus 11 in Buckeyes favor.

Holding DPI on us led to 7 points but yet it wasn't called on them.

Unexcusable bad spot let clock keep running, phantom odpi on us cost us possible 7, we got 3. Difference of 11 points in Buckeyes favor.

Go ahead tell me again this is not a sham

That was a great game. several lead changes. BOOM to end it in the 10th. Wish it was my team, but I love a good contest. And hate the Yankees!

we are going to see MAJOR offensive changes this week and going forward IMO ... Indiana is a playoff team, so is Illinois