The folks at www.cstv.com are predicting as follows:  “Much to the chagrin of many fans around the country, the Buckeyes could easily find themselves playing for the national title yet again.”  This was actually published by them on January 18, 2008, at a time when I was still sulking from the loss in LSU’s backyard.

With the June arrival of Terrelle Pryor, many OSU fans are wondering whether Antonio Henton will stay at OSU or whether he will will transfer like Robbie Schoenhoft did.  While there is something to be said for a transfer so that he can guarantee a starting spot somewhere, the advantages of staying cut heavily against it.

Say what you want about Llllllloyd Carr’s inability to beat the Buckeyes, he was a class guy.  That might not be the case with Rich Rodriguez.  The Columbus Dispatch is running a story that one of Michigan’s starting Offensive Lineman, Justin Boren, whose father played for Michigan in the 1980s, is leaving the team (and [...]

It’s hard to say exactly how it will all shake out at this point, nor even at points distant in the future.  Pryor won’t be in Spring Practice since he elected not to graduate early but rather to stay with his basketball team to win the Pennsylvania State AA Championship. 

Last year, when I predicted that the OSU Buckeyes would be in the National Championship Game for a second year in a row, I was met with a chorus of hoots and derision.  Rose colored glasses were what I was accused of wearing, and certain wags who support certain teams from north of Ohio’s borders memorably [...]