'We just got to go beat the people in front of us': Pat Kraft on end of Penn State playing Ohio State, Michigan annually
Penn State will end its long-held streak of playing Ohio State and Michigan every year starting with the 2024 Big Ten season.
Pat Kraft discusses Penn State no longer playing Ohio State, Michigan annually
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So happy about this. OSU exploited our problem to get to where they are, and harbaugh is about to get suspended for lying and cheating.
F both of those teams and all their fans.
F both of those teams and all their fans.
Franklin would have done the same thing if he could regarding OS if roles were reversed. Any coach takes advantage of others issues.
Jimmy was just showing his true colors.. skunk
NIL makes taking any of this too seriously a bit silly. It’s over boys.
Any 16 team college football "conference" is inherently FUBAR, for any number of reasons. I haven't checked the SEC schedules in depth, but I would have to imagine that at least one "gotta' play them every year" rivalry in that conference also went kaput.
That said, PSU losing the annual matchup w OSU is bad news for PSU fans (aside from those who would prefer an extra easy win over a Rutgers or Indiana to playing OSU every year - of which, I do not think there are many, but probably a few)
SS DD
That said, PSU losing the annual matchup w OSU is bad news for PSU fans (aside from those who would prefer an extra easy win over a Rutgers or Indiana to playing OSU every year - of which, I do not think there are many, but probably a few)
SS DD
The McAndrew Board mantra when it comes to anything related to PSU:
”It is what it isn’t, unless it’s even worse.”
While it might make it easier, those were the 2gms to easily get most excited about year in year out.
That game is going to be replaced with a game against USC or UCLA so it's not a huge deal in terms of schedule difficulty. What stinks is that until UM stepped up 2 years ago we were OSU's toughest out in the conference and they are a border state, so it's a shame to see that eliminated. But the Big 10 had little choice with the rivalry games that needed to be protected.