Buckeyes Prep for Annual Bowl Blowout

on is tressel takes the reins off of the O for this game... people forget that oregon has a decent D and they are athletic and fast. if OSU's offense can't move the ball its going to be a long day for the defense.

I have new respect for Oregon's uniform shenanigans. Ninja Duck is pretty bad ass. Clearly the Oregon slot ninja's and Masoli gained an advantage via increased deception and stealth. Maybe Michigan should move toward all Navy uniforms... Clearly the white pants are not favorable, though, and I'm now happy that Michigan did not end up wearing them at Iowa. I will also advocate against them any chance I get in the future. Clearly, this uniform tracker must not be confused with http://www.ducktracker.com/ though. Because that is just weird. Also - I would advocate Modern Ninja training for Denard, Tate, Tay, Roy and the rest of the crew this offseason: "Utilized by military spies in feudal Japan, ninjutsu was considered an alternative to direct combat. Unlike the stereotypical imagery overshadowing this material arts form, authentic ninjas were extremely skilled, relying on calculation, stealth and trickery over brute strength to achieve their goals. They received training in many different fields including armed and unarmed combat, manufacturing of poisons and explosives, wilderness survival methods, geography, meteorology, medicine, concealment tactics, and infiltration skills." If fact, all Michigan fans should embrace the ways of Ninja, "Ninjas of the modern world are not just pop icons; they are living among us. They have families, shop at the local grocery store, sit beside you on the subway and eat the same restaurants. However, they are not the vengeful assassins of Hollywood glam lore. They are students of a martial arts form based on mediation, spirituality, self-control and physical conditioning. Essentially, they hope to attain the enlightenment or the development of jihi or kokoro - a benevolent heart. The form of ninjitsu that exists today has evolved to suit the needs of modern society, while still preserving the core values of the ancient form. Students of ninjutsu practice visualization and breathing exercises while training their whole bodies. Junan taiso, or body conditioning, is attained through breathing, stretching, strengthening, and aerobic exercises. Following a program that includes several training methods, modern ninjutsu students learn how to protect themselves through striking, kicking and blocking methods, grappling, chokes and escapes, rolling, leaping, tumbling and silent movement. The qualities of a ninja are true patience, self-control, dedication, loyalty and brotherhood." http://www.leesmartialarts.com/general-martial-arts/the-modern-ninja.ht…