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Buckeyes Whackos Run Herbstreit Out of Town

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I wonder if he did any backflips when leaving? Nashville is a great place to live. Good location getting up north or south. Football crazy city, good schools, better weather, Not many Buckeye fans.

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I wonder if he did any backflips when leaving? Nashville is a great place to live. Good location getting up north or south. Football crazy city, good schools, better weather, Not many Buckeye fans.

 

I love living in NKY but if I ever moved Nashville would be high on the list of possible locations.

 

My guess is that part of this is based on his boys. I imagine they're catching some crap because of his dad not being an OSU flunkie.

Didn't think about that one Clyde, that would be a really good reason to get out Tombstone.

All of these "some" lunatic Buckeye fans that are trying to threaten others bc of what their opinions are, issuing death threats to the former OSU player that sent the e-mails are IDIOTS! They remind me of some of the U.K. fans that continually used the "N" word about Tubby Smith and continually blasted him and his family . There is NO EXCUSE for any of that kind of stupidity anywhere. End of Story.

I wonder if he did any backflips when leaving? Nashville is a great place to live. Good location getting up north or south. Football crazy city, good schools, better weather, Not many Buckeye fans.

 

Yep, Nashville is one GREAT city, far better than Columbus,OH.. I see no reason that I couldn't be a Buckeye, and UK fan in Nashville.

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All of these "some" lunatic Buckeye fans that are trying to threaten others bc of what their opinions are, issuing death threats to the former OSU player that sent the e-mails are IDIOTS! They remind me of some of the U.K. fans that continually used the "N" word about Tubby Smith and continually blasted him and his family . There is NO EXCUSE for any of that kind of stupidity anywhere. End of Story.

 

This is not unique to Columbus.

All of these "some" lunatic Buckeye fans that are trying to threaten others bc of what their opinions are, issuing death threats to the former OSU player that sent the e-mails are IDIOTS! They remind me of some of the U.K. fans that continually used the "N" word about Tubby Smith and continually blasted him and his family . There is NO EXCUSE for any of that kind of stupidity anywhere. End of Story.

 

:thumb:

I wonder if he did any backflips when leaving? Nashville is a great place to live. Good location getting up north or south. Football crazy city, good schools, better weather, Not many Buckeye fans.

 

Thats part of the reason it is so great!

I love living in NKY but if I ever moved Nashville would be high on the list of possible locations.

 

My guess is that part of this is based on his boys. I imagine they're catching some crap because of his dad not being an OSU flunkie.

 

I love Nashville.. I know a few people that live in Brentwood and there is some serious money down that way...

Man it's a great day to be a Buckeye.

 

:rolleyes: and there is an insightful post. Predictable though. :lol:

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