Note: I apologize as well, I forgot to include everyone's favorite Soap Opera:

The Soapbox of Monroe

I suggest that you delete this thread and then post another one with a fuller range of options, including The Monroe Saga, Kneeling in Siberia, and Social Justice Warrior Thread Jacking, Perhaps, others can suggest further options before a new poll is posted. Just a thought.

You can't change the options after you submit a poll, though you can edit the title, and the contents of the actual first post. If you want to re-submit the poll, edit this thread title to "Moderators please delete", and change the contents of the first post to "This poll has been replaced by one with more options", then just submit a replacement. Normally the moderators will delete the obsolete one fairly quickly. A couple times I put polls in the recruiting forum by mistake, instead of here, and they went away quickly.

For ideas on additional "Bobcat Soap operas", simply page back though the annals of BA, and look for threads that run 4 pages or more.

__UTM/Fire Albin

Please give it a Soap Opera Name. Fire Solich would not look good to our sponsors looking to buy these shows.

I think it's hilarious that the Burrow thread was getting the "he isn't an Ohio University player so why are we talking about him" treatment but the second there's a problem in Cow Town the Urban Meyer thread is 7+ pages strong.

Yes, there is certainly a difference between Ohio fans praising and following an Ohio State player and Ohio fans relishing in another Ohio State scandal. They are kinda different.

Ah Yes, an Oldie but a goodie. Sponsors have paid a premium for that one, especially during the TOS years.....

Huh?

Thanks for the thought provoking, rambling gibberish. I’m sure everyone is following you on this one.
I do agree Ty was underrated. (See Charlie Weiss) not sure what else could be gleaned from that.

How about, "I see Buckeyes. They're everywhere, and they don't know they're Buckeyes!"

Medina Cat & Sam Bobcat not sure what you don't get. Coach O'Shea and his wife are back where they want to be--retired in their 50s, not a bad gig if you can get it. The same goes for Coach Willingham and his wife. However, they are really sitting pretty because they made lots more money and they too are retired in their 50s, which is why I said Coach Willingham might be the smartest of the lot (even if his record left a lot to be desired). They are away from the stress of coaching, they probably have fond memories of what they have accomplished, or at least tried to accomplish, and it appears they are happy in their retirement.

Some people never know when to quit, no matter how much money they have. Watching the Roll Tide (fall camp) show on ESPN, it seems Coach Saban (who is about 10 years older) looks like he could use some time to enjoy the fruits of his labor. Maybe he still loves doing what he is doing and all of the limelight make it hard for him to show it. He just looks a little stressed out. All I am trying to say is too many people die or get serious illnesses before they have time to enjoy the big nest egg they have built up. Coach O'Shea and Coach Willingham seem to be pretty happy right now.