The Florida Gators and Ohio State Buckeyes both underachieved massively this season, finishing up with .500 records. The two will duke it out at the aptly named Gator Bowl in a game that pits Urban Meyer's new team against the team that he led to two National Championships. Meyer is probably best served not even being in Jacksonville in this game, as he would likely draw the wrath of what sh [...]

[...] without him, with the only win being against the Ohio State Buckeyes. There is no question who is going to be taking snaps for the Cougars, as Keenum and his tremendous set of receivers will be on full display. The real question might be there for the Nittany Lions. QB Robert Bolden is dealing with some legal issues in court, and QB Matt McGloin suffered a concussion during a locker room figh [...]

[...] came against the Illinois Fighting Illini and the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Boilers also only won one game away from home this year, but it happened to be the most important one. They topped the Indiana Hoosiers 33-25 on the road in their final game of the season to qualify for a bowl game. RB Ralph Bolden has a knee injury that is likely going to keep him out of this game, and that's terri [...]

[...] Florida (0-1) Luke Fickell leads his 17th-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes into this weekend's non-conference clash with Al Golden's Miami-Florida Hurricanes. Miami is currently listed as 2.5 point favorite. The total sits at 46.5. Ohio State holds a 2-1 series lead over Miami with a 36-24 victory over the Hurricanes last season. Read more http://sports.cappersmall.com/merge/tsnform.aspx?c=cappersmall& [...]

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[...] l over the Bobcats of Ohio last Saturday. The Ohio State Buckeyes have outscored their opponents 69 to 14 in the first two weeks. What is wrong with that? All of this talk of "pony" formations with Beanie and Saine in the backfield at the same time. Hasn’t even been seen this year (even before beanie got hurt in the YSU game) we are thinking it is coming on Saturday Anyone w [...]

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[...] p until recently, it seemed like a done deal that Ohio State Buckeyes’ center Greg Oden – widely considered the best college basketball player in the country – would be the No. 1 pick in the upcoming 2007 NBA draft. That changed – albeit only slightly – when the Portland Trail Blazers defied the odds and won the first pick in the 2007 NBA Draft in the draft lotter [...]