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gonna shiot burnt orange on the sideline

the 13th man!

Well then what do they do when the Cowboys host the Texans?

Lose, mostly.  When they host anybody, really, not just the Texans.  

I'm fascinated by the "team-X is unbeatable" trope in college football. Particularly for this Buckeye team. Have they played well in their last two games? Yes. Did they scrape by Nebraska at home, and lose to a pretty good, but not especially good Michigan team also at home? Also yes.
All of these teams within a few rankings of each other at the end of the season are pretty close to even in talent. Oregon had a spectacularly bad half and couldn't recover. That happens in this game. The Buckeyes have played well twice in a row. There's no particular reason to believe there will be a third.
I'm not saying OSU shouldn't be favored, but no, Texas is not doomed. Sorry UTee. :-)

you are wrong.  ole~.  

you are wrong~whatever~ole~. 

FIFY

who's actually saying that? I think people are saying they are the most talented team this year, but I don't see anyone or hear anyone claiming they're the most talented team ever?? Most people are stating that there isn't a clear cut powerhouse this year, but OSU may be at the top of the talent group this year.. and that may be true, but I also think this is a year where the top isn't elite like some other year's when we clearly see 2-3 elite teams.. I would argue 2023 Michigan is more talented than any 2024 team and I don't think that's biased and NFL rosters would support that as well. I would also argue there have been some Buckeye teams in the last 10 years that are more talented than this Buckeye team as well.

Urbz and Tress were saying that shit before the season. That fat guy on On3 who is a Bucknutjob fan and does a podcast with Andy Staples also saying shit like that ever since Ohio State decided to show up and play ball in the playoff and not choke at home to a 20 point dawg that doesn't have a QB and can't complete a forward pass. Believe he lumped them in the same class as 2019 LSU which is just...LOLZ considering that team ran a murderers row gauntlet to 15-0 and Joe Burrow was the QB of that team and Justin Jefferson and JaMarr Chase were the WR's- you know only one of the best 3 or 4 QB's in the entire NFL right now and probably the two best WR's in the entire NFL right now...

I think 2023 Michigan might just wind up being the last great college team we so go undefeated now that the NIL/portal era is here in full effect and has gone to straight up insanity levels- even more nutty than anyone could've imagined from just a few years ago when it became reality. It will be hard as shit for anybody to keep players from just hitting the portal and transferring for more money or because they didn't get x amount of carries or passes thrown their way or as many defensive pass rush snaps they wanted going forward. Stacking talent and depth is harder than ever today- and dog eat dog competition in practice and camp where you have backups that could start at most other places is what makes teams elite. Flat out just going to see less and less of that from now on.

I'm optimistic that the unlimited transferring business will not last forever.

I'm not...but I do hope you are correct because it's flat out ruining the sport.