A world upside down

@Rivals @HillerMaxwell @CoachJonSumrall @FloridaGators @Ddavidson_12 @DillardKailib @PeytonMill09 @ElijahHutch75 @Corey_Bender And still won’t win shit. Have to be able to run a top notch program to win it all and send these kids to the NFL at a high level

🐊CHOMP CHOMP🐊 Florida has landed 7️⃣ blue-chippers in the past month Read: on3.com/rivals/news/fl…

Ohio State is the only team who has won a Natty in AP, BCS, 4 team CFP AND 12 team CFP. The only team to be ranked in the top 10 of every Final AP poll in CFP era The only team to play in NY6/CFP every year in CFP era The only team to never lose 8 or more games in a season

If anyone was wondering, I have found the most accurate picture of SEC football fans when talking about their conference.

@BrickCenter_ NY fans including Yankees are scumbags.

A fan walking around in a Sixers jersey got HARASSED by Knicks fans after Game 1 😳

Since 2020 Ohio State- 61 draft picks Miami- 32 1st rounders: Ohio State-18 Miami- 6

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Damn straight. LeBitch as I call him because he was Wades bitch

Lu Dort always targets star players, and then you can’t touch Shai……. 🤯🤯

OHIO

Jeremiah Smith came straight out of high school and started over TWO first-round wide receivers and you’re telling me he’s not “generational”?

1. Michigan vs the NCAA rulebook 2. Ohio State vs Michigan 3. Army vs Navy

“It’s no one’s birth right to win 11 games. Maybe Ohio State.” -@DanWetzel

Raiders general manager and Michigan alum John Spytek is unashamed of drafting Buckeyes: “I’ll take a bunch of Ohio State guys ’cause they can play football.” elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-foo…

Always WRU ‼️ #DevelopedHere 🌰

No natty film? No CFP film?? Just a bullshit bowl game against Purdue lol

Bruce Bowen says LeBron James is not a top-five player of all time and has Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Bill Russell, and Magic Johnson ranked above him. “He left Cleveland and got a championship... MJ didn't leave.” (Via @RunItBackFDTV )

The “3rd Base” bit is the dumbest thing ever. Ryan Day spent years grinding as an assistant all over the country. Because of his hard work and acumen, the greatest coach in history targeted him as the best candidate for the most coveted OC position in the country. When he arrived, his offenses torched everyone in sight. Which, in turn, made him the GOAT’s handpicked choice to succeed him on the throne. Ryan Day earned his chance to be groomed by Urban Meyer at Ohio State. Ryan Day vindicated the faith Meyer had in him. The guy was raised by a single mother, and had zero connections in the sport. He clawed his way to the top and earned every inch. Jim Harbaugh, ironically, was the son of a beloved coach with connections all over the sport. Ryan Day got his first coaching job by sleeping on a cot in the facility of a D-II school. Jim Harbaugh got his first coaching job because his dad hired him. Ryan Day lost his father at age 8. Jim Harbaugh was employed by his father at age 38. If we’re doing the stupid “3rd base” thing, who better fits the label? And if it’s so easy inheriting a successful program, why does Ryan Day have the greatest winning percentage of all time while Sherrone Moore went 7-5 (and easily could have gone 3-9)? Why did Alabama miss a 12-team playoff field after Saban left? Why did USC tank when Pete Carroll bailed? If wildly successful coaching successions are a given, why does Ohio State seem to be the only program not to experience a drop-off when a great coach leaves? But yeah, 3rd base soft private investigator his brother is a spy lol blarg.

LSU fans Tryna Join Convos with the Blue Bloods of CFB when they’ve Only had 1 11 win season in the last 15 years

No ability to create a shot ✅ Offensive foul ✅ Blatant elbow or straight-arm ✅ Flop egregiously ✅ Fake being injured ✅ Lebron being Lebron

Julian Sayin and CJ Carr are the same age, and both were first year starters last year. Passing Yards Sayin (3,610) > Carr (2,741) Completion Percentage Sayin (77%) > Carr (66%) Touchdowns Sayin (32) > Carr (24)