ChillW said:

We spoke with his family recently He had a PSU visit on the radar (not sure if it was actually scheduled) but they said he really wanted a top academic school, so Lehigh is a good fit.

Smart, quiet kid. Family seems humble and polite. He'd have looked good in blue and white.

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Chickenman Testa said:

So I guess Yianni isn’t going to move to Cowboy RTC either if DT and the boys are trying to rustle Cornell commits

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Nbergbuck said:

When playing other national powers like Oregon or Georgia you honestly think OSU gets preferential if the game is in Columbus? They certainly do not when the game is thousands of miles from Columbus, which they typically are. It is amazing how refereeing is such a large part of this board. BTW, Oregon beat OSU in Columbus a few years ago. The officials apparently forgot to save Ohio State.

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RadnorJohn said:

I'd say only 5 in no order:
1. Georgia
2. Bama
3. OSU
4. Oregon
5. Texas

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dailybuck777 said:

It was a legitimate win, but OSU had an unbelievably awful defense coached by Kerry Combs and it was CJ Strouds first game. Because of awful coaching OSU defense had no chance against decent teams.

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PSUeng said:

Where was the rule review and investigation when I think Wisconsin went offsides on kickoffs (several times) on purpose to use up the clock against us?

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rrdd2021 said:

In all seriousness, there are 8 to 10 teams that have a legit shot at the 2024 NC with the new 12-team Playoff. I wouldn't be surprised to see a 2-loss team win it

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Nbergbuck said:

Oregon beat OSU in Columbus a few years ago

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GSPMax said:

It's called unsportsman like conduct. Easy call.

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Delco Lion said:

Concerned that Oregon went against the spirit of the game. Not sure what they can do.

NCAA mulling in-season action after Oregon's controversial late-game situational move helped Ducks beat Ohio State

The NCAA Football Playing Rules Committee is actively “engaged” in examining Oregon's controversial play for possible action.

www.yahoo.com

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PurposePitch said:

You would think the rules committee would have already considered this and addressed it ... it's strange that there are still loopholes that can be manipulated for the transgressor's benefit. Especially when the NFL has already closed off this loophole.

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NittanyChris said:

You are 100% spot on. Well, except they’d probably put 2 seconds on the clock.

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