Another suckeye finishes 2nd....

Maybe that's because Laurinaitis, Robiskie, Boone, Freeman, Washington, Jenkins and Coleman just to name a few (most of which will be 1st day picks) all decided to return. 

The draft will be full of scarlet and Grey next year.  Let's not forget Beanie. 

Do you really want to go back and look at the last decade of draft picks....numbers, how high they were drafted between the Buckeyes and Wolverines?  It might not be pretty  for you. 

Thanks for playing

Troy Smith has a legitmate chance at serving gatorade on the sideline else the Ravens wouldn't have traded into the first round to grab an obvious second round QB. I guess they were scared that Troy Smith would have to actually learn a playbook.

So what if he serves Gatorade? He has a Heisman Trophy and he never lost to michigan

And by the way, are you implying that he cant learn a playbook? At The Ohio State University he threw 30-40 passes a game in multiple receiver sets, just like a pro style offense. So you are absolutely wrong using that logic.

P.S. a wolverine is a RODENT!!

He seemed to master the Playbook with ease every 3rd Saturday in November!!

 As far as the rest of you "special" people dogging Michigan for having people drafted in the later rounds. I watched the entire thing and don't remember seeing alot of OSU players being announced.First, I would say, You need to get a life, dude!!  You watched the entire draft?  Sad!  Secondly, you don't know much when it comes down to who gets drafted in a given year, who would have been drafted if they decided to come out.  Just like your boys last year, if Jake and others would have gone early, then there would be fewer this year. 

But since some of our kids come back for their senior year (all, but Gholston) there wasn't as many to come out.  Next year will be filled with Buckeyes.  Beanie, Laurinaitis, Jenkins, Grant, Washington, Robiskie, Boone, Coleman.

If I were you, I wouldn't be yapping about how many pro's you had drafted this year over the Bucks.  Here's a breakdown over the last 20 years. 

Colleges sending most players to the Pro's:

OSU 116 (4th overall)       Michigan 91(10th overall)

States sending the most players to the Pro's from graduating H.S. state:

OSU 231 (5th overall)    Michigan ??? (Who knows....Did not make the Top 10)

Wise up and do a little research before you Pop off about the draft.  It's not even close! 

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/2008-04-21-
draft-database-cover_N.htm