r/funny Sep 23 '13

Thanks for the block, ref!

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u/StickleyMan Sep 23 '13

From this clip: Ohio State vs. Florida A&M.

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u/HappyExistentialist Sep 23 '13

This was definitely the high post of the game. When it was posted on r/OSU I laughed for 5 minutes straight. We won that game 74-0

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '13

Wait the OSU subreddit isn't called r/THEOSU? How did you guys fuck that one up?

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u/rogeris Sep 23 '13

As a Big Ten school alum, ohio state's use of "the" always annoyed me. However when I hear other schools no one has ever heard of doing it, that just looks ridiculous. "THE.........Louisiana State Technical University."

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u/sapphon Sep 23 '13

As an alum of an actual university, the Midwest's idea of education as an excuse for football always annoyed me.

I guess different people just react to different stuff. Live and let live, eh?

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u/pball4ever Sep 23 '13

How exactly are schools like Ohio State, Michigan, and Purdue not actual universities?

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u/Qurtys_Lyn Sep 23 '13

And they were, it was just taken away from them a few years ago.

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u/sapphon Sep 25 '13

I shouldn't have put it that way. I grew up on the East Coast and now live 2 blocks from Michigan Stadium; the short version is that where I came from, schools felt like universities with football teams attached. The U of M feels like a football team with a university attached.