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UM-OSU game costs police, fire $562,416 in overtime November 29, 2006 ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio -- More than $500,000 was spent on police and fire overtime for the Ohio State-Michigan football game, according to reports released this week. Rick Amweg, assistant university police chief, said the $562,416 was well spent considering the post-game celebration went smoother than past years. http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061129/NEWS99/61129008

Mr. JP http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php?topic=10981.0

^yeah, i checked the schedule and that's the one. It just looked really bad on tv.

but uncle colday!

I remember catching a Sunday Night game i think, where it appeared the only people in attendance was the marching band.

Like how filled the surface lots are.

apparently my posting was a bit too dense.

Michigan State Football has 6 National Titles and 6 Big Ten Titles (though some of the national championships were not unanimous among the many polls from back in the day)

well, how do you know they were from Cincinnati then? because they were Big T

so should I be happy If i were a michigan State fan?

well technically this was on public square saturday night. but anyway, enough stereotyping.

Morse to the North, Stelzer to the East, McCutcheon to the South and Sunbury to the West.

http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061127/NEWS99/611270410 MSU hires Dantonio as coach Former Spartan assistant will leave Cincinnati to succeed John L. Smith BY SHANNON SHELTON FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER November 27, 2006 University of Cincinnati head coach Mark Dantonio will be introduced as Michigan State's new head football coach. The Michigan State Board of Trustees unanimously approved a recommendation to hire Dantonio at a special meeting Monday. The five-year contract guarantees Dantonio about $1.1 million a year. It also has a $200,000 signing bonus and incentives that could boost his income.

^looking at the lions schedule I don't forsee any more wins. (also the cardinals beat the lions for that tie breaker, I think thats one of the tie breakers)

"Big T" = Trash, i.e. White Trash.

i'm not going to lie to you guys, but the Bengals fans that I encountered Saturday night were straight up Big T.

lest we not forgetted, the Edmund Fitzgerald's anniversary was November 11th.

yet again, detroit's one step ahead of cleveland.

^and it looks like the road in the photo is covered with a few feet of dirt also

super duper gang

sweet jail bait ass.

that is a badass sewage plant. I'm also fond of clevelands........

and yet Cleveland and Cincinnati wish they were "destination" cities with tons of transients who have sports allegiances elsewhere.

"i should move this to "city photos - world" just to be a jerk

harumph some nice internet digs yo