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OSU -18.5 O/U 45.5

If the hawks keep it under 18pts in defeat I’ll be pleasantly surprised. I don’t even know if 5 buckeye turnovers would be enough to win. It all rests on Cade’s arm today. Gulp!

OSU win 35-7, garbage time TD for KJ.

Not that there is a lot of Hawkeye basketball to talk about right now, I thought rather than 40 different threads, why not just have a mega thread. Up tonight, game #6, and they need that first win. I think they finally get it.

Iowa RB is entering the transfer portal, as he announced on social media.

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So it looks like Washington has a very good QB. Lots of passing yards. They should’ve beat Rutgers but their field goal kicker is struggling. If Iowa can hold them to field goals, might have a chance . Thoughts on anyone who has watched their games??

I hope it’s a D landslide and MAGA goes down forever. If not, at least Trump won’t be able to run a third time.

Either way, it’ll be over!

the first domino has fallen

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I know it’s early, but god damn this is a must win and beat down from last years fiasco … Hawks are coming out hot and are going to win this damn game … this is “Cooper’s Revenge Game” let’s GOOOOOOO Hawkeyes!

Not sure this has been posted but Iowa has been out scored 127-7 since 2018 I believe against top 25 teams… BARFFFFFFFFFFF!

"No. 3 Ohio State: Had little trouble swatting away Iowa 35-7. Still, it had to feel like a loss for the Buckeyes, who are the first ranked team to allow points to Iowa's offense since Michigan surrendered two touchdowns in a win over the Hawkeyes in Week 5 of 2022."

-------------I want to see Lester succeed, but that is unlikely with The Capt (make no mistake) calling the shots.
We need a new HC and a new 21st Century offensive scheme.

(they're still laughing at us)

Let’s say you were in a restaurant grabbing lunch and one of Trump/Harris/Biden walked in - whichever one represents your political opposite. The secret service waves you over because they want to shake your hand. Would you stop shoving down your sandwich and give them the time of day? Or would you give the “thanks, but no thanks” wave and go about your meal?

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Milton, a top-tier Category 5 hurricane over the Gulf of Mexico, is intensifying at breakneck speed as it churns toward the west coast of Florida. The storm is expected to make landfall Wednesday or early Thursday as a “large and powerful hurricane,” according to the National Hurricane Center. It is predicted to produce a potentially devastating ocean surge over 10 feet in some areas, including perhaps in flood-prone Tampa Bay.


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Since Sunday night, the storm’s rate of strengthening has reached extreme levels — its intensity leaping from a Category 1 to 5. The storm’s peak winds Monday midday were up to 160 mph, a 70 mph increase in 12 hours.
The Hurricane Center described the storm’s rate of intensification as “remarkable.” The explosive development has occurred over record-warm waters in the Gulf, with the extreme warmth linked to human-caused climate change.

Milton rapidly intensifies into a category 5 hurricane. (CIRA/NOAA/NOAA)
Milton is the strongest hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico since Michael in 2018 and is poised to become even stronger until a very gradual weakening trend commences Tuesday. It is the strongest Gulf of Mexico hurricane this late in the calendar year since at least 1966. Milton is one of only seven hurricanes on record to increase from Category 1 to 5 in 24 hours and did so at the second-fastest rate.



Only 48 to 60 hours remain before Milton is set to arrive in Florida. Landfall now looks to be Wednesday afternoon or evening, and the storm — despite some weakening — is anticipated to remain a major hurricane with winds around 120 mph when it strikes the state’s west coast.
Moreover, Milton’s wind field will expand, meaning the storm will more efficiently be able to pile water against the coastline. The National Hurricane Center is warning of a surge of 5 to 10 feet along much of the Gulf Coast of Florida’s peninsula, with locally up to 8 to 12 feet — including in Tampa Bay.

And what’s your general location?

I know trad has a hurricane proofed house in Volusia county, so I know his answer 😆.