Jeremiah, not Smith

@frodisman @11W SEC is mid. You are stuck in an era that doesn’t exist anymore.

@11W They saw Ball State, Kent State, Texas and Illinois for the first 4 games and thought, yeah this is some power scheduling from a powerhouse school 🤣 maybe add Purdue, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin. Automatic #1 ranking! No hard work like the SEC weekly.

Ohio State hit three home runs when it signed Caleb Downs, Seth McLaughlin and Julian Sayin in 2024. The Buckeyes added three Alabama transfers again this offseason. elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-foo…

@REALDonThomas The cheating speaks for itself, the funny part is Michigan fans keep bringing it up. Must bother you.

With Jesse Minter headed to the Ravens, Jim Harbaugh and Michigan’s two DCs from 2021–23 are all now NFL head coaches. Also, Mike Macdonald is one win from the Super Bowl. Still blaming signs? That’s Michigan hate blinding you or you’re just Intrinsically Goofy. #GoBlue

@Underwood_szn Neither are your takes

Ok I'm not even trying to troll or bait anymore CJ Stroud isn't good.

@TaylorLewan77 @BussinWTB 🤡

Lot of people making rankings of the best college football national champions in the modern era, so I thought I would take a stab at it. To be honest, this might be perfect

@swankywolverine Facts except ❌ ichigan cheated.

Indiana is showing it is for real. Wild to think Ohio State thought they'd sleepwalk through the Big Ten championship but we now know they were still drunk off the 1 win in 5 years over Michigan.

@Sallen9727 @The_Ballmanac Ghosts! He was scared! Didn’t trust himself the whole game after that pic 6!

@The_Ballmanac He looks directly at 1 and then directly at 86. Iniss is literally the 1st read on the play and he is wide open I can’t for the life of me understand why Sayin doesn’t throw him the ball.

This is the one everyone will kick themselves on. A front/pressure Miami show dozens of times on film. 4 Down Fromm (Field Bullet) with spot drop 3D/3U FZ behind it. Post safety even bites hard on Sayins first peek keeping Klare open. But Ruben Bain is an issue. Get access to more Breakdowns, Cut-ups, playbooks and All-22 inside the Coaches Circle and Video Library. Coaches Circle: theballmanac.org/offers/mJ5xMHo… Video Library: theballmanac.org/offers/Z3uqA3h…

@HawkEmDownChris Rogan! That was too easy. He’s not on the same level as the other three!

Erase one actor and their entire catalog. A) Adam Sandler B) Will Ferrell C) Jim Carrey D) Seth Rogen

@RMGBuckeye4Life I will never root for that team! Muck Fichigan!

You root for Michigan today , you’re not a real Buckeye fan

@BuckeyeBat @BearBetsPod @chrisfallica Might be one of the funniest things I’ve heard yet. Ryan Day making his play calling debut. 😂

@BearBetsPod @chrisfallica “New playcaller and his debut is vs Miami” Oh brother. Whos gunna tell him?

.@chrisfallica says Miami +9.5 over Ohio State is "COMPLETELY DISRESPECTFUL" to the Canes 😤 "I think that Miami defensive line is going to be a problem for Ohio State."

@BBGreatMoments Cleveland Municipal Stadium

What was the first big league ballpark you ever visited?

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@marcossmustache @Romancane That’s like saying we have more receptions than your offense so we are a better offense. Good luck with that.

@Romancane Team total for sacks (come on now buckeyes).

Psssst. Now do team totals

@JamesYoder @BryanH_4256 I can’t stand Michigan as much as I can’t stand anything in this world. That being said, their X troll game is next level! League of their own. 👏 @JamesYoder @swankywolverine are two of the best!

When Urban Meyer went undefeated in 2004 at Utah and took the Florida job, he was asked who he wanted to hand his new powerhouse program over to… He chose Kyle Whittingham over Ryan Day That’s just facts

@lady_valor_07 Definitely buy stock in Apple and Microsoft, and place huge bets on the Pirates to win the world series in 71 and the colts to win the Super Bowl in 71

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@Hoopss LeFlop and KD

Tell me the 2 WORST players in this photo

@KeithNeal549479 @BeLong22811414 @Michellek4040 You’re wasting your time mixing it up on here with delusional fans. They think because they didn’t get vacated wins or a bowl ban, then they didn’t cheat. Their title is and always will be tainted no matter how they want to spin the facts. #michigancheated

@BeLong22811414 @Michellek4040 He was suspended and the school had to pay a fine of roughly 30 million to the NCAA. Why do you think all of college football changed to headsets in the qb’s ear? Just as a side note does it appear odd that OSU’s communication went down during The Game several times?

My brief thoughts on the Sherrone Moore situation

@giddian7588 @MaraSchraag @histories_arch Cooper Sharp is a close second

@MaraSchraag @histories_arch I really liked the taste of it as a kid. I would buy some now if they made it available.

“Government cheese,” produced in the 1980s to offload a massive dairy surplus, was stored in Missouri’s underground caves and given to struggling Americans. The surplus stemmed from 1970s farm policies that left the government with over a billion pounds of cheese.... 🇺🇸🧀 As dairy farmers faced economic turmoil in the 1970s, the U.S. Department of Agriculture created price supports and subsidy programs to stabilize the industry. These programs required the government to buy milk when market prices fell too low, but instead of discarding it, much of the milk was processed into cheese, butter, and powdered milk. By the early 1980s, the surplus had ballooned into a logistical nightmare, billions of pounds of dairy products were piling up in refrigerated warehouses and abandoned limestone mines across the Midwest. To address both the waste and public hunger, President Ronald Reagan’s administration launched a distribution initiative, giving away blocks of processed cheddar through food assistance programs. “Government cheese” became a staple in low-income households and food banks throughout the decade, often recognized by its distinctive orange hue and plain cardboard packaging. Though mocked for its rubbery texture, it symbolized both the excesses and the safety net of the American agricultural system. Today, the so-called “cheese caves” in Missouri remain in use, now largely operated by private storage companies. They serve as a reminder of how economic policy, industrial agriculture, and hunger intersected during a turbulent chapter of American history. Added fact: The caves that once stored government cheese were part of a larger underground network originally carved out for mining limestone, today, these same caverns also house data centers, office spaces, and even cold storage for wine. Price support — A government policy that sets minimum prices for agricultural products, ensuring farmers receive a guaranteed income regardless of market fluctuations. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

@giddian7588 @MaraSchraag @histories_arch Land o lakes makes a sharp American that I feel is the closest thing to government cheese.

@detroitotaku @MichiganWings You people are by far the most delusional fanbase in the history of sports. I can’t believe the stupidity coming across this app from Wolverine fans. I have to get out of here for my own sanity.

@MichiganWings I see the Columbus Troll Farm is working overtime in the comments today. No wonder Ohio State’s athletics department ran a deficit - they’re wasting so much money paying trolls to spam comments sections of Michigan fans.

Urban Meyer covered up domestic abuse, gun violence, and sexual assault at Ohio state. The difference is Ohio state actually hides their sins instead of leveraging accountability like Michigan does.