Recent content by turnjose7

Another 300 yard passing game and threw more TD passes than incompletions. Last 5 games 82% completion percentage, 1,409 yards, 15 TDs, 0 INT.

Wait, what? Ohio State takes among the least transfers of any program in the country. Among big name programs (i.e. programs that are usually considered to be contenders for the playoffs in most years), I think only Clemson has had less transfers come in from 2021-2025. The VAST majority of...

Might be a good time to revisit this. I know Wisconsin is bad and he benefits from unreal weapons, but 36-42 for 393 yards and 4 TDs is elite regardless of situation. He leads college football in completion percentage and depending on what system you look at he is somewhere between 2 and 4 in...

The Bama/Georgia game was in Athens

Yeah I don't think he planned this with anything in mind. But it is clear the character in the back of his mind for most of the early part of his career. Hoping to see the movie this weekend. I've also knocked out a couple more books. Might do an update to the list after finishing one or two...

Right, but the issue is what dozer points out. It makes it more logistically challenging, more shots for kids which obviously isn't fun, there are questions on how insurer providers will handle it, etc. Most think it will decrease vaccination rates. The question is just how much. I really...

Unless I missed it, I don't think I have seen any mention in these forums about the decision to change the MMRV vaccine schedule recommendations. Given the fact that the (absurd) justification of this change was to reduce febrile seizures, I guess it fits as well in this thread as anywhere...

It was a really weird game with OSU making some weird decisions and failing to execute in the red zone after marching the ball up and down the field, along with several fluky plays going Ohio's way. Total yards was 572-181. That was something like 250-25 at the half but with the Buckeyes only up...

I'm saying I don't think this happened very often. Two of the turnovers on downs happened inside the OSU 10 and a third was on the final drive of the game. So in none of those cases did the OSU offense benefit from getting the ball on downs. The first drive of the game and interception are the...

Right, but the practical effect of the turnover depends on where it occurs on the field. While OSU surely benefits from the turnover in all cases, when it comes to how it affects perception of Sayin and the offense's performance, it isn't super helpful if it is occurring deep in Ohio State...

Huh? 5 turnovers? I don't know what this means. If you are suggesting that Sayin had the benefit of good field position or something like that, it's just untrue. Ohio State's average starting field position was 19.5 with nearly half their drives starting inside their own 10. The approach of...

How did Sayin look shaky? I thought he looked great. He didn't put up huge numbers because they (correctly) played super conservative on offense, but he seemed poised, made good decisions, and was accurate with his passes. He completed 65% of his passes, but it would have been 80% without three...

Hadn't heard about it, but sounds cool. I'll probably finish the rest of the King books I haven't yet read (I've completed several more since completing this list), then take that on.

This is probably my favorite Aerosmith album. Most of the songs on it have been recorded by a lot of artists with some classic versions, but in many cases I like the Aerosmith take as well as any of them.

That or he's actually a bot and his entire list is fake