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Well, in a few hours, a few LSU folks will recall with dread the name Greg Frey. Yep, the Buckeye quarterback no one remembers but die-hard Buckeye and LSU fans. The quarterback who led the team to one of the most spectacular comebacks ever witnessed at Ohio Stadium. As Wikipedia puts it: On September 24, 1988, he rallied Ohio State from a 33-20 deficit in the final four minutes for a 36-33 victory over the ninth-ranked LSU Tigers. I was at that game in the shoe, urging all the fans who were leaving early to stay put. It was gratifying...

If No. 9 Ohio State continues to play the way it has in its first two games, it's doubtful the Buckeyes will remain unbeaten for long. In wins over Cincinnati and Marshall, the Buckeyes have not forced a turnover while they've committed seven giveaways. That puts them No. 116 and next to last in the nation in turnover margin at minus-3.5 per game. *snip* "A zero-to-seven turnover margin won't make it," said Tressel, who has called his team lucky to be unbeaten. *snip*

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--By each Friday of the 2002 college football season, the complete football game plan for the Ohio State Buckeyes has already been installed, explained and executed many times in practice. But on Friday morning and again on Friday evening, an even more important game plan is put into place. That's when several Ohio State coaches and later many players meet for a weekly Bible study, share and accountability time. Looking for an explanation for the Buckeyes' amazing 13-0 record, which has included seven fourth quarter comebacks, and carried them into a national championship match-up with Miami in January...