The Gophers have only defeated OSU twice in my lifetime, and that would remain true even if I were another dozen years older than I am.If the S & G are up ended we'll be looking at you
Do you pay for a cable type service? If so, many companies use this.................No, I'm a cord-cutter so . . .
With watchTVeverywhere and your local TV Provider, you can watch online content from networks that are part of your pay-TV subscription.
https://www.wtve.net/index.php?&stop=1 (https://www.wtve.net/index.php?&stop=1)
Hoping someone can help me with this:Do you have Hulu or something like it? If so, you can log in on your computer. If not, the battery powered TV's are pretty cheap - as low as $50.
So my kids' daycare had to shut down their infant room for a week due to a COVID exposure. Consequently I'm staying home with kids all day while my wife is at work then I'm basically working second shifts after she gets home. Thus, I'll be at work Thursday evening. Now, how can I watch Fox on a mobile device so that I can at least check in periodically?
Hoping someone can help me with this:I have Hulu Live and can easily watch it anywhere you have an internet connection. If you are only going to use it for that one thing, you can probably get a free trial of that, or Sling. Then cancel on Friday.
So my kids' daycare had to shut down their infant room for a week due to a COVID exposure. Consequently I'm staying home with kids all day while my wife is at work then I'm basically working second shifts after she gets home. Thus, I'll be at work Thursday evening. Now, how can I watch Fox on a mobile device so that I can at least check in periodically?
No, I'm a cord-cutter so . . .Plug in the old Philco Radio,I'll be listening to it a lot this fall.I have 2 HD TV's that are 8-9 yrs old but not smart TVs so I can't reel in all of channels so i have an OTA Antenna......and the old Philco.Not buying another TV until one of the other two take a dive.It appears one maybe on the ropes though so before the season is out i may have plenty of games back
I have Hulu Live and can easily watch it anywhere you have an internet connection. If you are only going to use it for that one thing, you can probably get a free trial of that, or Sling. Then cancel on Friday.You sleazy lawyers - okay so will you please explain that to me one more time
Hoping someone can help me with this:It's not video, but the TuneIn Radio app on my phone always gets me the local Purdue radio announcer broadcasts, and it's free. I believe it will give you the local homer OSU broadcasters even though it's an away game.
So my kids' daycare had to shut down their infant room for a week due to a COVID exposure. Consequently I'm staying home with kids all day while my wife is at work then I'm basically working second shifts after she gets home. Thus, I'll be at work Thursday evening. Now, how can I watch Fox on a mobile device so that I can at least check in periodically?
I'm expecting a lot of points in this game. It should be a fun one to watch. I'd expect it to be very tight in the first half, possibly with Minnesota leading at halftime. The Buckeyes will then pull away in the 2nd half and win by 10-14 or so. So maybe like a 42-31 final score here.
dude that's a lot of pent up hatred. God bless and hope you stay healthy
Expect (and root for!) an Ohio State blowout because Minnesota deserves humiliation after tucking tail and, more than any Big Ten university, shamelessly hoping to duck out of last year’s Covid season. 45-6. And for good measure let’s hope Ryan Day takes a penny loafer to swatting Goldy Gopher’s pelt skull out behind the pop-up concussion protocol tent.
Expect (and root for!) an Ohio State blowout because Minnesota deserves humiliation after tucking tail and, more than any Big Ten university, shamelessly hoping to duck out of last year’s Covid season. 45-6. And for good measure let’s hope Ryan Day takes a penny loafer to swatting Goldy Gopher’s pelt skull out behind the pop-up concussion protocol tent.
| #4 Ohio State Buckeyes at Minnesota Golden Gophers |
| Thursday @ 8:00 - Minneapolis, MN - FOX |
| In 2015, Minnesota opened their season by welcoming in #2 TCU on opening Thursday, fresh off what they thought should have been a playoff birth. I thought the Gophers would pull the upset, and they nearly did, falling 23-17. Granted it took a touchdown in the final minute to make the margin that close. Holding a Horned Frogs team that would go on to score 50+ points in their next five games, and 40+ in their next seven, was quite impressive. But it was a sign of things to come with the offense. Minnesota scraped by with three straight three point wins over Colorado State, Kent State and Ohio. Now the Gophers welcome in #4 Ohio State for another marquee Thursday night opener in the Brickhouse, for the latest chapter in a lopsided series. Ohio State has won 10 in a row, with Minnesota only winning once since 1981, twice since 1966, and just three times since Woody Hayes was HIRED in Columbus. The last time Minnesota fans saw the Gophers win at home was outdoors...two stadiums ago. Ohio State has more talent than anyone in the conference. That has been unquestionably true for nearly two decades. So the Gophers do have the advantage of getting the Buckeyes early, before their new offense has time to gel. Ohio State loses a lot of talent every year, but this seems high, even by their standards. Only BYU and Northwestern lost more 2020 production nationally. On the flip side, the Gophers return the 18th most, and 2nd most in the Big Ten, also ranking in the top 20 in terms of returning defensive production. Now they just need that production to, well, produce, particularly up front, where Minnesota generated next to no pressure from their line. They ranked dead last in tackles for loss last year, at only roughly 4% of defensive snaps; and were #124 in defensive line sack rate. The saving grace there is hoped to be Clemson transfer Nyles Pinckney, who was a defensive captain for the Tigers last year, although not being a starter. He should easily be the best interior lineman, after Micah Dew-Treadway regressed from his 2019. The offense has returning talent everywhere, with some mild questions at receiver, behind Chris Autman-Bell. Autman-Bell never fully figured out how to be the #1 guy, after Rashod Bateman opted out midseason while receiving 50% of the targets. Some of that is on third year starting quarterback Tanner Morgan. Or maybe they'll just keep handing the ball to the Big Ten's best running back, running behind a line that returns all five starters, one of whom may move into a backup role following the addition of All-MWC guard Karter Shaw from Utah State. For Ohio State, this week, it's simple. How good is C.J. Stroud. The redshirt freshman has seen his profile skyrocket, from an under the radar west coast kid with some bottom tier Pac 12 and MWC offers, to the starting quarterback at Ohio State in 2 years. If he's just fine, the group of receivers is the best in the nation, and the offensive line is rock solid. They also need Master Teague III to be the guy they thought they had going into last year. Aside from one big game against Indiana, Teague was mediocre, and as a result, the position as a whole suffered, until Trey Sermon took over down the stretch. If it's not Teague, true freshman TreVeon Henderson, the #1 RB recruit in the 2021 class, is waiting in the wings. I won't make the same mistake I made in 2015. |
| OHIO STATE 41, MINNESOTA 24 |
That outcome would not surprise me at all. I cold also see a game in which the Gophers hold the ball for 40 minutes and watch things come apart on a bungled punt return.i think you and I are on the same page. I don't want to predict a score or outcome because we dont know enough to judge
Mo Ibrahim reminds me a lot of Leroy Hoard.
Washing two years of dust off the tailgating equipment this morning before heading to the Flats.
(https://i.imgur.com/6OvVkym.png)
Expect (and root for!) an Ohio State blowout because Minnesota deserves humiliation after tucking tail and, more than any Big Ten university, shamelessly hoping to duck out of last year’s Covid season. 45-6. And for good measure let’s hope Ryan Day takes a penny loafer to swatting Goldy Gopher’s pelt skull out behind the pop-up concussion protocol tent.
Washing two years of dust off the tailgating equipment this morning before heading to the Flats.good luck with the buckets
dude that's a lot of pent up hatred. God bless and hope you stay healthy
DR Gopher Rock will be paying you a visit with viles of the virus
Expect (and root for!) an Ohio State blowout because Minnesota deserves humiliation after tucking tail and, more than any Big Ten university, shamelessly hoping to duck out of last year’s Covid season. 45-6. And for good measure let’s hope Ryan Day takes a penny loafer to swatting Goldy Gopher’s pelt skull out behind the pop-up concussion protocol tent.
(https://i.imgur.com/6OvVkym.png)And he followed up "Ya,it keeps me warm" or sumsuch - I liked that flick
And he followed up "Ya,it keeps me warm" or sumsuch - I liked that flick
I saw only about 1/4th of the game. In that small space I could not determine anything other than the Buckeyes seemed a bit weaker than they should be on defense to qualify for the 4-team CFB playoff. Is my impression correct, or does Minnesota have a top tier Big Ten offense?I think it's both. Minny strong on the o line and Ibrahim is great. Morgan looked good at qb. Hopefully Ibrahim isn't hurt and they get Autman-Bell back. But also the Buckeyes were thought to be thin in the back seven and then started two guys at corner that people weren't sure would even play that much. So that is going to be a work in progress.