Straight-Up: Rutgers, 6-4
My Suggested Rivalry: The Battle for the X
Superimpose a “trend down” over the top of a “trend up” graph, and you’ve got the trajectories of these two programs, respectively. So why not commemorate the Big Ten’s longest-distance relationship with something befitting what should be a power-matched crossover game for years to come?
pkloa: What the hell is this betting line? I don t gamble, so is this anything more than name recognition? Huskers have been a mess, give me Rutger, straight up.
Trophy: I gave up on trying to combine a pork roll with a runza and call it a trophy. Friday will be only the fifth time the schools have played, these teams just don t mix. Wait, water and oil also don t mix. Love Puddle and runza grease? Sure.
Week 15 Cobs: Infinite Fog, Flinging a Shoe and a Poor Handshake
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It’s crazy to think this wasn’t the craziest thing to happen in this game.
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The Duel in the Desert turned into a Demolition in the Desert. Imagine getting off to the absolute worst start possible.
Other than the ASU missed FG, it s hard to imagine 20 minutes of more lopsided football. pic.twitter.com/tsChU2UZkU RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 12, 2020
The Sun Devils raced out to a 42-0 lead and eventually capped off the game with this nice moment on their way to a 70-7 victory.
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The Rutgers Scarlet Knights have sent their fair share of players to the WNBA during the tenure of legendary head coach C. Vivian Stringer. Names like Cappie Pondexter, Sue Wicks and Tammy Sutton-Brown sit alongside Stringer’s in the hall of women’s basketball royalty, while up-and-coming players such as Betnijah Laney and Kahleah Copper currently maintain the program’s pipeline.
Next in line for Rutgers is Arella Guirantes, a 5-foot-11 wing from Bellport, NY. Guirantes who chose not to enter the 2020 WNBA Draft and instead returned to Rutgers for her redshirt senior season has been building upon a breakout 2019-20 season and could very well be among the first players drafted in 2020.
Ohio State football has 10 underclassmen who could’ve played their last home game vs. Michigan
Updated Dec 12, 2020;
Posted Dec 12, 2020
OSU QB Justin Fields does a TV interview after the end of the game between Ohio State and Michigan State in East Lansing, Michigan on Saturday, December 5, 2020. OSU won 52-12.David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com
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COLUMBUS, Ohio Canceling Ohio State’s game against Michigan today not only halted a 103-year tradition of rivalry, it also denied 17 scholarship players the chance to participate in Senior Day for their final game inside Ohio Stadium.
That’s a special moment that was stripped away from those who were playing their final collegiate home game. Then there’s the group of underclassmen who will decide after the season if they’ll return to Columbus.