Holy cow, Buckeye Nation! Just as the confetti settled on Michigan's national championship win, Quinshon Judkins dropped a bombshell on social media – he's coming to Columbus! Quinshon Judkins, the SEC's most electrifying running back since Bo Jackson, just dropped a bombshell on the college football world – he's trading the powder blue for scarlet and gray!

Quinshon Judkins

Hold onto your helmets, because this ain't no ordinary transfer. Sure, Judkins has two years of eligibility left, but don't be surprised if he sets the Horseshoe on fire and bolts for the NFL after just one season. This is a talent unlike any we've seen in Columbus since Archie Griffin, and Coach Day knows how to unleash that kind of fire.

Michigan Takes the National Championship

Some might say this move stings a little after Michigan hoisted the trophy. But let's be honest, who wouldn't want to wear the scarlet and gray with those Wolverines strutting around like top dogs? Judkins knows what's up, and he's coming to Columbus to help reclaim what's rightfully ours.

And get this: he's already got connections in the locker room. Buckeye wideout Brandon Inniss and defensive end Kenyatta Jackson Jr. were practically giddy online after Judkins dropped his social media hint. Looks like the chemistry is already brewing!

Peach Bowl 2024

This ain't no ordinary transfer, friends. Judkins ain't just any back. He's a bona fide SEC stud, the reason Penn State tasted defeat in the Peach Bowl. Remember that 200-yard, two-touchdown performance that ripped the Nittany Lions' hearts out? Yeah, that was Judkins. And get this - next season, he'll be lining up across from those same heartbroken Lions in Big Ten play! Talk about poetic justice, huh?

So, Nittany Lions, prepare yourselves for round two, because Judkins is back and this time he's wearing Brutus on his chest. The Big Ten just got a whole lot more exciting, and the Horseshoe is about to erupt! Get ready for Judkinsmania, Columbus, this is gonna be one wild ride!

Conclusion

Sure, some folks might grumble about Judkins being the third Rebel in two years to hop the fence to Columbus. But hey, what's wrong with stacking the deck with talent? Especially when that talent can outrun a cheetah and leave defenders grasping at air? This is a win for the Buckeyes, a nightmare for Big Ten defenses, and a potential championship parade starter. So buckle up, Buckeye Nation, the Judkins era is about to kick off in Columbus, and it's gonna be a wild ride!

The Urban Meyer news of late is a huge college football story, along with the new Name, Image, and Likeness rules. Mr. Meyer accepting a position on the board of directors for the THE Foundation is in sync with the new rule. This rule states that college sports players can now earn money through name, image, and likeness deals with companies like Nike.

THE Foundation

What the THE Foundation does is help improve the quality of life for the sports players on the college level at Ohio State University. So not only are the players allowed to make money where only the NCAA used to, there may be other perks to being a player at O.S.U. through The Foundation.

With all the bad news in the world today, what is happening in Ohio is welcome news indeed. For years now, people have been formulating ways to help college players receive monies for all the money they bring to the school and the NCAA. It was an off-balance partnership, with the bread winners left eating crumbs.

Urban Meyer News

One cannot help but get the impression that Urban Meyer had been working hard behind the scenes to get this done for both the player's sake and his. Maybe he "profited" from his behind-the-scenes work by way of getting fast racked onto the board, which is fine if true. It's fine, considering the players got the best deal out of it.

The prospect of getting endorsement deals when you're good enough should help spark greater competition. Competition between players for a good payday only makes the players better, the teams better, and the league itself better because of the rising talents.

It's still unclear exactly how the THE Foundation will improve their quality of life. Hopefully health insurance is on the top of the list. If the NCAA does this already, more supplemental insurance is never a bad thing. Or possibly pushing the right people to put more relevant and needed money management courses into the curriculum. Making a lot of money is one thing, but learning how to manage it will greatly improve the player's quality of life.

So all in all, the business end of this sport, in this college and others, is gaining positive press for their endeavors. The Urban Meyer news is good in and of itself, but when you couple that with the new name/image/likeness rule, you have a sport that is turning heads and, potentially, a larger fan base.

"Michigan State" type logo used in the MSU Spartans football jerseys. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Ohio State's Offensive Juggernaut Could See Them Take Big 10 Title

The forthcoming Big 10 Title match-up between Ohio State and Michigan State should have all fans of college football salivating.

This is a game where the theory of immovable object meeting irresistible force will be tested. Ohio are an offensive power like no other at the moment. They average 48.2 points per game in 2013, making them the third-ranked team in the USA. That scoring rate is complemented by the formidable yardage that they rack up too. They have rushed for more yards, and have a higher rushing average, than any other team in the competition.

Bradley Roby and The Buckeyes are Back

If not for an NCAA imposed bowl ban, Ohio State would have been taking on Alabama for the National Championship last January instead of the outmatched Irish. The mighty Buckeyes actually went undefeated, a feat which is extremely difficult to accomplish in the mighty Big Ten. Most of the experts already have Ohio State as the second best team in the country and they're expected to begin next season with a number 2 rating.

Kosta Koufos goes 23rd to Utah and Othello Hunter went undrafted

In the 2008 draft, Kosta Koufos fell a few picks below where he was expected to go.  He went 23^rd to Utah.