Woody fuckin Hayes

[Dbeasy 15617]

My dad taught at Ohio State and played handball with him. What you saw is what you got with him.

[Guest Lobo]

7 hours ago, Clintonaldo said:

God help us if Lobo takes over. 

Well I may be getting promoted to assistant Vice President at our bank in 2020 so look out.  

[Gatorubet 30833]

Well I may be getting promoted to assistant Vice President at our bank in 2020 so look out.  

All of Ohio is now on a doxxing quest. Good luck.

[Guest Lobo]

Good, we're chartered in Ohio.  This'll work out swimmingly.  I bet I'll even get most Saturdays off.  

[Underdog 29261]

Asst. Mgr. to the Asst. Mgr...  moving on up.  

Edited December 31, 2019 by Underdog

[Guest Lobo]

No, no....Assistant Vice President.  Much bigger deal.  

[Underdog 29261]

No. Not really, point still stands. 

[CycleTex87 3047]

6 hours ago, mulletpelini said:

I read this in Bill Murray's voice.

The John Winger speech voice?

[Sejjr 3250]

2 hours ago, Harrison Stafford said:

Epic Woody Hayes ripping up and throwing the first down markers in 1971 during the Michigan game.  Right up there with Bobby Knight's "flying chair".  Hayes was a psycho.  

It’s hilarious how the officials just stand around and let that old maniac throw his tantrum. Coaches of that era were way over-powered. 
 

thank goodness for the modern era where a Charlie Strong gets flagged for being bumped by a maniac referee. I think I prefer the coaches being the over-powered psychos to the refs. Bring back Woody Hayes!!

 

edit...fuck that guy and that piece of shit fan base.

Edited December 31, 2019 by Sejjr

[jdhorn92 1600]

18 hours ago, Onboard 2.0 said:

I'm a football man first, but listening too Vin call a night baseball game on a radio broadcast ?  It was pure poetry.

Growing up in Southern CA in the 70's-80's I was spoiled to get to listen to Vin Sculley Dodger games.  His partner was Jerry Dogget.  I spent a great deal of my youth listening in bed at night to the line up of Lopes, Russell, Cey, Garvey and Baker. 

Don't forget Chick Hern either...my grandmother called him Chickey Baby.  Those were great memories listening to those announcers during great Championship runs of that era. 

 

Then we moved to Dallas and the wheels fell off my sports youth.  Aside from a Mavs run, the Cowboys, Rangers, Mavs of the mid to late 80's were brutal compared to what i grew up on.

Edited December 31, 2019 by jdhorn92

[Tex Pete 21558]

16 hours ago, VABuckeye said:

your stadium named after a racist coach  

Fuck you, lying sack of shit. 

[Guest Lobo]

2 hours ago, Underdog said:

No. Not really, point still stands. 

Why you gotta crush my dreams?   By end of 2020, I could be running our whole back office.  

[Underdog 29261]

Well shit, remember us little people when that happens.

[Saint Tacky 1654]

Fiercely loyal to Ohio State and a competitor to his core.  He was intense, had a temper and despised losing. So what.  His players loved him and his biggest rival, Bo Schembechler, was one of his closest friends.  He's one of the greatest college football coaches of all-time and any argument to the contrary is willfully ignorant or biased beyond reason.  

 

[TexasRenegade 2612]

Woody Hayes was old school and he hung around too long but he was a hell of a coach and his players knew how to play the game.  He was a hell of a lot better than Switzer ever could be.  Hays had a temper and was probably slightly unhinged at the end, but that still makes him a saint compared to Barry. It was a sad ending to a legendary career to me.  Bryant, Royal, Schembechler, Wilkerson, Hayes, etc were giants of the game, but none of em were saints. To quote James Street, "Coach Royal had an open door policy, but that was a door you never wanted to enter."

[Hagbard Celine 11315]

Lobo and a thousand other horns who went to Columbus in '05 have every right to stand firm.  At the time on hornfans there were dozens of people who documented what they experienced.  VAbuckeye, it is noted you made no attempt to defend or refute what happened that night.  You may not have participated, but your fans are atrocious.  There should have been 1000 arrests that night.

[mulletpelini 5230]

 

20 hours ago, Sejjr said:

It’s hilarious how the officials just stand around and let that old maniac throw his tantrum. Coaches of that era were way over-powered. 

75k a year and no social media you can do whatever you want, except hit a player.....in a nationally televised bowl game.

regular season non-televised game? 50/50

Edited January 1, 2020 by mulletpelini
hell you can still mock other players as a coach

[bullet 1631]

On 12/29/2019 at 7:11 PM, John Coctostan said:

I forgot he hit an *opposing* player. You couldn’t get away with that - even back then. 

James Franklin came close before UGA coach intervened.  Those two got into it.  Franklin got promoted to head coach at Penn St.  But then that is where they look the other way to rapes of young boys.

[Saint Tacky 1654]

Who knew Franklin was an internal hire?