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How does that prove they are scared?
I think they are very excited.
Oh well, Football starts in less than two hours boys and girls.
No offense, but I wouldn't trade anything for one. Not my thing hoppy beers...
I brewed 10 gallons of a NorthWest APA with an experimental hop I was introduced to in Portland, OR last April, now called Jaryllo.
~6 ABV, 40 IBU full bodied ale. Second shot at it, it was very good the first batch.
Not sure if it's done, I'll be checking tomorrow morning to see if it'll be ready.
I added some malts designed to tip it towards the orange side. I'll see if it did enough or of it's too yellow.
Same offense that dropped how many on anOSU last year. Just older, bigger and more time together!
Seriously though, all of the "We're ready for them this time, by Golly!" hyperbole only shows one thing...
They scurred.
Win or Lose Monday, Coach Beamer and the Hokies can walk away from this series knowing that they got under OSU's skin. And being the dude that I am, I appreciate that more than most will ever know.
IF I could make it, I'd trade a 120minute for one. Or a Bourbon County from Goose Island.
Actually, Coors heavy is the Banquet Beer. But point taken and I agree.
Uhh Tyler Boyd at Pitt? Laquon Treadwell at Ole Miss? Mike Williams at Clemson?
If Michael Thomas is the first WR taken in the 2016 NFL draft then consider me Miles Davis

OK, two notable exceptions. Thanks for reminding me. "Don't fruit my beer!" (Man Law)
I'm not touching (bashing) the Missagain-anOSU rivalry. It's up there with Auburn-Alabama as far as I'm concerned. Typically something decent, if not huge, on the line. And definitely a swing vote in some recruiting decisions. Much more so than a team to our east that hasn't brought anything to the table in 11 years.
This is not a banquet, it's a tailgate.
Speaking of Heady Topper.....I have ONE left of my 4-pack that imported across state borders. I'll be bringing it down for the tailgate since it is meant to be consumed straight from the can.
What beer would you trade for a fresh Heady Topper?
(Assuming we don't run into each other, this is a hypothetical asking what beer you would offer as a fair trade)

Miller high life begs to differ
Coors Light is the champagne of beers
EDIT: WITHDRAWN
The Whole Damn Show

Thomas, Michael. Likely first WR taken in draft. You worry about your offense, if you have one.
To your sigh on (5), I totally agree. I've seen mentions of gauging "talent" a ton from Ohio State fans (or Yankees fans, or Bama fans, or fans of any traditional powerhouse team) and it's just really strange to me. As if the contest is who can have the best team on paper, and the game is just there to prove your superiority. Games aren't about talent, it's a competition. If you don't win then the "talent" you possess is meaningless.
Sir Urban Meyer does back flips while having spontaneous orgasms while riding on an Amish buggy.
It's 10 out of 11, with the one loss coming with Luke Fickell as head coach.
And Michigan is a national power unlike the Cavs
But they've been practicing to 'Enter Sandman' in preparation for this

(like we play the damn song for the entire game?)
I know this is going to come off as completely beer snobbish, but I'm not 100% sure Coors Light can even be classified as a beer. I'll certainly drink one if offered, and will take one every single day over an IPA, but just sayin'. Please don't hate me for pointing out the obvious... /s
I like almost any style of beer, with one notable exception being fruity beers. Can't stand them. German beer is good. Belgian beers are pretty legit too.

Sir Urban Meyer sends his offense back out on 4th and 4, has them do a lot of motioning and yelling, then calls a timeout to punt.