NCAA 2009

[katmai]

last i looked still a 14-7 game at the half

Are you watching the game?.

Heck no it's Iowa vs Gtech, boring!

[CountDeMoney]

GT better score on this drive, or it's OVAH

[CountDeMoney]

Oh, that INT is trouble.

[katmai]

Can someone tell me why iowa stole the Steelers unis?

[MadBurgerMaker]

   Yeah nice fake there guys.

[CountDeMoney]

Can someone tell me why iowa stole the Steelers unis?

That goes allllllll the way back to when Hayden Frye took over, and chose the Steelers uniforms on purpose to make them feel like "winners".

[katmai]

Lol wtf was that run?

[MadBurgerMaker]

ahahaha

[katmai]

Can someone tell me why iowa stole the Steelers unis?

That goes allllllll the way back to when Hayden Frye took over, and chose the Steelers uniforms on purpose to make them feel like "winners".

I was trying to troll the Mutton

[CountDeMoney]

This game has suddenly devolved into a monkey shit fight at the zoo.

[Ed Anger]

TEH BIG TEN IS OUTDATED AND TOO SLOW.

[Ed Anger]

Fuck.

Ohio State defensive end Thaddeus Gibson will forgo his senior season and declare for the NFL draft.

"I am not leaving the Buckeye family," Gibson said in a statement. "I wish the team the very best in the upcoming years and I thank all my teammates for all their support. I will keep in touch with my Buckeye family and I love them all. I will always bleed scarlet and gray."

Gibson met with Buckeyes head coach Jim Tressel and co-defensive coordinator Luke Fickell on Monday to finalize the decision, a source said.

The 6-foot-2, 240-pound Gibson played some outside linebacker at Ohio State but eventually transitioned to defensive end and came on strong during Big Ten play in 2008. He earned second-team All-Big Ten honors this fall after leading the Buckeyes with 13 tackles for a loss and ranking second in sacks with four. Gibson also had two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and an interception.

[Valmy]

Hmmm alot of babble about Texas bolting for the Big 10 going on around here lately....

I think alot of people know that were the Big 10 to nab Missouri the Diminutive Dozen would probably implode and maybe we should be the ones to take off and cause the implosion instead.

But it is probably just wishful thinking...still all that sweet sweet Big 10 money...

[Ed Anger]

Hmmm alot of babble about Texas bolting for the Big 10 going on around here lately....

I think alot of people know that were the Big 10 to nab Missouri the Diminutive Dozen would probably implode and maybe we should be the ones to take off and cause the implosion instead...

But it is probably just wishful thinking...still all that sweet sweet Big 10 money...

JOIN US. Together the Midwest and Texas shall rule the galaxy.

[Ed Anger]

Also, Whew. IRONHEAD'S BOY STAYS!

Heyward, Chekwa return to Ohio State
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By Adam Rittenberg
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After losing defensive end Thaddeus Gibson to the NFL, Ohio State Buckeyes received a huge boost Tuesday when defensive lineman Cameron Heyward said he's staying in school.

Heyward, who some projected as a first-round draft pick if he declared, will anchor a talented Buckeyes defense in 2010. Cornerback Chimdi Chekwa also will return next fall.

"I sat down and talked at length with my family about my situation, and they totally support my decision," Heyward said in a statement released through Ohio State. "I've been blessed to this point. I am just having fun being a college student. ... I want to help our team achieve the goals of winning another Big Ten title and possibly accomplishing a national championship.

"If I could win some recognition, that would be great as well. I think I can be a leader for our team, and I know another season will help me become a better player."

Heyward earned second-team All-Big Ten honors and led the team with 7.5 sacks this season. He had 11 tackles for loss and a fumble recovery for a touchdown against Michigan.

Chekwa said in a statement from the team, "I am not ready to leave Ohio State, and I am looking forward to my senior season. I prayed about this decision and talked about it with my parents, and I know this is the right decision for me."

He recorded 43 tackles, an interception and eight passes defended this season.