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[exit322]

41 minutes ago, GP1 said:

In addition, MAC kickers would miss 11 FGs in overtime until one team finally made one. 

I don't want to know what happens after the second OT where it's just two point tries back and forth.

[dre22era]

2 hours ago, exit322 said:

The possibility of a 0-0 tie (despite Saturday, the Zips' defense isn't bad at all) and Akron losing 3-0 on an overtime FG is real.

I would agree but unfortunately after consistent Nonstop 3 and outs our poor defense will be gassed like they have been the past 2 games. 

[dre22era]

[UAZipster0305]

2 hours ago, dre22era said:

Besides the Zips, no public Ohio gridiron football team has gone to Columbus and came home with a win. Granted, we did it when John Heisman was coach, but the fact remains. This weekend will be no different. Ohio is a good MAC team that is light years away from competing with Ohio State for four quarters.

[dre22era]

4 hours ago, UAZipster0305 said:

Besides the Zips, no public Ohio gridiron football team has gone to Columbus and came home with a win. Granted, we did it when John Heisman was coach, but the fact remains. This weekend will be no different. Ohio is a good MAC team that is light years away from competing with Ohio State for four quarters.

The Difference is they are a great consistent football program with a great fanbase who believes they should be on the field with Ohio State. 

[UAZipster0305]

33 minutes ago, dre22era said:

The Difference is they are a great consistent football program with a great fanbase who believes they should be on the field with Ohio State. 

OU is great within the MAC, which is nowhere near competing with OSU on their own field, especially post-NIL. I predict OSU will win by about four TD's and the game will essentially be over shortly into the 3rd quarter, if not earlier.

[kreed5120]

50 minutes ago, dre22era said:

fanbase who believes they should be on the field with Ohio State. 

Sounds like delusions of grandeur

[dre22era]

32 minutes ago, kreed5120 said:

Sounds like delusions of grandeur

I swear yall casuals are something else 

2013 Michigan vs. Akron football game spread had Michigan as a heavy favorite, with a 35.5-point spread at kickoff. The final score was Michigan 28, Akron 24. Final play of the game we had a chance to win. I bet back then casual like you was mad we even showed up. 

Edited 7 hours ago by dre22era

[kreed5120]

9 minutes ago, dre22era said:

I swear yall casuals are something else 

2013 Michigan vs. Akron football game spread had Michigan as a heavy favorite, with a 35.5-point spread at kickoff. The final score was Michigan 28, Akron 24. Final play of the game we had a chance to win. I bet back then casual like you was mad we even showed up. 

 

Michigan wasn't the defending national champion, coming off a win against the preseason #1 team in the country, and had the #1 ranking at the time of playing. That was a very mid-Michigan team who finished the season 7-6. This OSU team would boat race that Michigan.

 

If you're so confident that OU can hang with OSU then go ahead and speak with your wallet. Place a sizable bet on the moneyline for OU. You won't though because you're all talk and know deep down OSU will win by a minimum of 3 TDs.

[dre22era]

6 minutes ago, kreed5120 said:

 

Michigan wasn't the defending national champion, coming off a win against the preseason #1 team in the country, and had the #1 ranking at the time of playing. That was a very mid-Michigan team who finished the season 7-6. This OSU team would boat race that Michigan.

 

If you're so confident that OU can hang with OSU then go ahead and speak with your wallet. Place a sizable bet on the moneyline for OU. You won't though because you're all talk and know deep down OSU will win by a minimum of 3 TDs.

You are the pure definition of a Sheep 

And yes I will bet against the spread. 

 

 

[UAZipster0305]

1 hour ago, dre22era said:

I swear yall casuals are something else 

2013 Michigan vs. Akron football game spread had Michigan as a heavy favorite, with a 35.5-point spread at kickoff. The final score was Michigan 28, Akron 24. Final play of the game we had a chance to win. I bet back then casual like you was mad we even showed up. 

Pre- and post-NIL are completely different worlds though. Now it is more analogous to amateurs (OU) versus professionals (OSU).

[dre22era]

1 hour ago, UAZipster0305 said:

Pre- and post-NIL are completely different worlds though. Now it is more analogous to amateurs (OU) versus professionals (OSU).

OU just beat West VA a $284 million dollar program, thats ranked 53rd out of 68 Power Five schools.

It amazes me how yall basically crap on our own Conference looking and judging everything at face value which is whats exactly wrong with our program and pathetic fanbase. 

If yall think like losers = we will continue to be losers. 

Edited 5 hours ago by dre22era

[Zippy87]

On 9/7/2025 at 10:25 AM, dre22era said:

#1 team in the country and defending champs in our state should be untouched. 

They are the Golden Standard 

 

Doesn't mean we can't hate on them for scheduling Lorain County Community College when they do 

[GP1]

OSU has a game at Washington in two weeks. They will get a lead and then milk it while exposing starters to minimal risk. I'd take OU and the points if I was betting. 

[kreed5120]

5 hours ago, dre22era said:

 

And yes I will bet against the spread. 

 

So you think Ohio is good enough to lose by only 28 instead of 33. Even deep down you know OU has no chance of winning this game. Your comment proved as much...

Edited 1 hour ago by kreed5120

[clarkwgriswold]

8 hours ago, dre22era said:

The Difference is they are a great consistent football program with a great fanbase who believes they should be on the field with Ohio State. 

 

Consistent?  Yes.  Great?  One MAC championship in 50 years.  Solid yes.  Great?  Nope.