MUST SEE: Hitler Reacts to Jim Tressel's Resignation

Whoever it was that first came up with this idea of having Hitler react to all sorts of current events was a genius!

Some are better than others, but practically every single one is funny and worth the few minutes it takes to watch. This one is no exception -- Even us Buckeye fans have to have a sense of humor!





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Ohio State Spring Football 2011

It's that time of year once again folks!

Our hopes and excitement are renewed, if only for a month or so, as the start of spring football draws near.

The Buckeyes begin spring practices March 28th, and the Scarlet and Gray spring game will be played on April 23rd in historic Ohio Stadium.

It has been a busy and hectic time for me personally away from the blog since the end of the 2010 season, but you can trust that BlockONation will be with you every step of the way this spring, throughout the summer, and all the way to the start of fall camp—and ultimately the start of the 2011 season, of course.

After all, we don't say Ohio State Football Lives Here™ for nothing...

We're excited to share in the journey with you and you can expect some great articles and player interviews in the coming months, so buckle up Buckeye and BlockONation fans—it's going to be one hell of a ride—preferably all the way to the 2011 BCS National Championship game!



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BlockO Asks, You Answer: Is Terrelle Pryor Afraid to Run?

By HD Handshoe
Founder—BlockONation


Sure, sometimes he runs, and he makes a lot of big plays when doing so.

But then there are other times, more often than not recently, when it seems that Terrelle just doesn't want to run—Almost as if he is afraid to get hit.

If so, he needs to go the the school of taking hits, Craig Krenzel style. If Krenzel had the athleticism of Pryor, he would have been one of the greatest QB in college football.

How many times did we see Krenzel sacrifice his body for a pass, run or score. That guy took some of the worst hits in OSU football history.

Pryor needs to play with this same attitude, and heart. He also needs to make his on-the-field decisions much more quickly, instead of dancing around with happy feet, before eventually getting sacked.

We've all seen him stiff-arm defenders to the ground, so, why doesn't TP run more?

Is he afraid of taking a hit?

Or does he want to become an NFL-prototype pocket passing QB so he refuses to run until it's too late?

Now, please post a comment, or comments, and tell us what you think!


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