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And its tomorrow. The Ohio State University Big Ten Conference Year Founded: 1870 Location: Columbus, OH Total Attendance: 56, 867 Mascot: Buckeyes Live Mascot: Brutus Cheerleaders: 1, 2 Dance Team: 1 All-Time Record: 837-316-53 (. 716) 12 wins vacated Conference Championships: 36 National Titles (7 claimed): 1942, 1954, 1957, 1961, 1968, 1970, 2002 Bowl Games: 42 (19-23, 5-3 in BCS bowls (2011 Sugar Bowl vacated)) Heisman winners: 6 (7 trophies) All-Americans: 126 Stadium: Ohio Stadium (aka The Horseshoe, The Shoe, The House that Harley Build) is one of the most iconic stadiums in college football not only because of the plethora of great games that have been played there but for its unique and beautiful design too. Construction on the stadium started in 1920 on the banks of the Olentangy River as the old stadium was too small to hold the fans that swarmed campus on game day as football’s popularity grew in Ohio and the country as a whole. School administrators wanted to design a stadium that was unlike the traditional bowl design that had been prevalent with schools like Michigan, Yale, and Notre Dame. Designers came up with a two-decked horseshoe design that borrowed many features from Nippert Field in Cincinnati. Plans for the size of the stadium were extremely ambitious with seating capacity reaching close to 66, 000, a number many officials feared was too big and would lead to half full games throughout the season. Boy were they wrong. The [stadium] () opened and was dedicated in 1922. It was named Ohio Stadium as it was dedicated to the state and people of Ohio. The first game at Ohio Stadium was against Ohio Wesleyan on October 7th where the Buckeyes won a 5-0 shootout in front of 26, 000 fans. Many thought the stadium was too big like first worried, but as the season progressed attendance figures grew including 73, 000 in a 19-0 loss to Michigan. It wouldn’t be until the 1930’s and 40’s until every game would sell out. An interesting fact about the 1930’s is that Jesse Owens trained on the track that existed in Ohio Stadium in its initial years up until the 1990's when it was removed to add more seats. This is but one of the many reasons why Ohio Stadium is on the National Register of Historic Places. Since being built, Ohio Stadium has gone through numerous expansions to bring it to its current capacity of 102, 329. The initial Ohio Stadium did not have a large set of stands on the south side open end of the horseshoe. That feature of the stadium was slowly built from the 1950’s on as demand for Ohio State football kept growing during the Woody Hayes era. In 2000, the stadium underwent another massive renovation as the upper deck was added on bringing capacity over 101, 000 for the first time up from its previous maximum of 95, 000. A new press box was build along side of the expansion making Ohio Stadium more modern. Recently, an HD screen and new sound system was installed on the south end of the field providing easy to watch replays even from the north side of the stadium. The University also installed a closed caption system with this screen after being sued by a fan who was hearing impaired that not including such accommodations was against the American's with Disabilities Act (ADA). Despite its age, school officials have made massive efforts to make Ohio Stadium more friendly to people with disabilities including new ramps, elevators, and special seating areas. As of now another expansion is planned that would expand seating in the south field by a few thousand seats bringing official capacity up to around 105, 000. No official plans have been released by the school as of yet so no one really knows what it’ll look like but there is no doubt they will be able to fill the seats. As of now, Ohio Stadium is the 4th largest stadium in the United States and 8th largest in the world. With the newest planned expansion it will be the 3rd biggest stadium in the US behind Michigan and Penn State and the 7th largest stadium in the entire world. Year Capacity 1922 66, 210 1944 74, 752 1948 78, 677 1960 80, 982 1974 83, 080 1989 86, 071 1991 91, 470 2000 95, 356 2001 101, 568 2007 102, 329 2014-15 104, 851 An interesting fact is that Ohio Stadium has only had 12 night games in its entire history so when those happen they are pretty special. The school has to bering temporary lights to the stadium to even make them possible. Having two this year, against both Penn State and Wisconsin, is the first time that has ever happened in school history. Last year’s night game against Nebraska set the all time attendance record for The Horseshoe at 106, 102. Since its final expansion in the early 2000’s Ohio State has consistently averaged over 102, 000 fans at every game and has been in the top 5 since the 2002 national title year. For those looking to watch a game at Ohio Stadium, here is the seating chart. The visitor’s sections are around sections 8c and 6a. The student section is the entire south stands and during Big 10 games includes sections 11-7c and 2a-8a on the north side of the field. Splitting the student section in this way means the stadium is consistently loud which can wreck havoc on opposing teams offenses. In his AMA former USC quarterback Matt Barkley said Ohio Stadium was the loudest place he ever played, even louder than Oregon’s Autzen Stadium and Washington’s Husky Field in the Pac-12. University of Iowa coach Hayden Fry complained after a 1985 loss that the fans were too loud for his quarterback, Chuck Long, to call plays and suggested sound meters be used to gauge the noise level, penalizing home teams if there was too much noise. He said, "It's a realistic fact that happened. He became mentally disturbed for the first time since he's been a starter for us because of his inability to communicate. " And For those interested in tailgating before a game around campus, there are many fields around campus where it happens with great spirit and fervor! Here's a map to show you where. Also here's a sweet album taken by /u/Buckeye70 Rivals University of Michigan Overall Series Record: 44-58-6 Also known as The Game, the Ohio State - Michigan rivalry is one of the most storied rivalries in college football. This game alone has decided the Big Ten Championship between Ohio State and Michigan 22 times, affected the determination of the conference title an additional 27 times, and often has had National Title implications as well. The animosity between the two schools dates back to the Toledo War in the 1830s. At the time, Michigan was trying to gain statehood and wanted to include the Toledo Strip which was extremely important at the time for transportation and agricultural purposes, however Ohio refused to allow this to happen. Eventually Michigan agreed to a comprimise that granted them the Upper Peninsula, but the animosity between the two states has lingered since then. The general concensus about this war is that even though it was "fought" between Ohio and Michigan, Wisconsin was the loser. The beginning of the football rivalry was completely dominated by Michigan, with them winning or tying every game from 1897 to 1912. However, since both teams have been conference mates in the Big Ten, The Game has been a much more highly contested affair with Michigan slightly leading the series at 46-44-4. One of the most important games of the series occurred in 1950 which is commonly referred to as the Snow Bowl. The game was played during one of the worst blizzards in Ohio history and before the game Ohio State was granted the option to cancel it from the Big Ten. The Buckeyes refused even though it would have given us the Big Ten title by default and allowed us to play in the Rose Bowl. Instead, the game was played and featured 45 punts, many coming on first down. Michigan capitalized on 2 blocked punts, leading to a safety and a touchdown, and won the game 9-3 despite never gaining a first down or completing a single pass. The outrage from the Buckeye faithful lead to then coach Wes Fesler being fired and the hiring of Woody Hayes to replace him. Over the next 2 decades, Hayes embraced and dominated the rivalry which included the famous 1968 game which led to the hiring of Bo Schembechler at Michigan. Ohio State dominated the game and won 50-14, but after scoring their last touchdown Woody decided to go for a two-point conversion. When asked about it later he replied, "Because I couldn't go for three. " The Ten-Year War After the 1968 game, Michigan hired Bo Schembechler, who had at one point been an assistant under Woody at Ohio State, which signaled the beginning one of the most intense decades of any rivalry. Between 1970 and 1975, Michigan was undefeated going into The Game every season, with 4 of those games the Buckeyes being ranked in the Top 5 of the AP poll as well, yet the Wolverines only managed to win once. After the 1973 game, which ended in a 10-10 tie, both teams were undefeated and to determine who got to go to the Rose Bowl, the athletic directors of the other Big Ten schools were forced to vote on the Big Ten representative. Ohio State was chosen, causing outrage among the Wolverine fans and joy for the Buckeye faithful. Since the Ten-Year War ended, the two teams have seemingly traded decades of dominance. John Cooper, despite having some extremely talented teams, was only 2-10-1 against Michigan during his career which ultimately led to his firing. Once Tressel was hired, the balance shifted completely around and the Buckeyes won 9 out of 10 games including 7 in a row before he was fired due to the Tattoogate scandal. Nowadays, fans of both teams are extremely optimistic about the possibility of another Ten-Year war beginning. Both Brady Hoke and Urban Meyer are recruiting exceptionally and don't show any signs of stopping. Nothing we write up could ever fully describe this rivalry to someone but if you have an hour to kill, this HBO documentary gives a good glimpse into it as well. University of Illinois Overall Series Record: 63-30-4 While most students don't care about Illinois these days, this is Ohio State's only trophy rivalry and is the second oldest trophy rivalry in the Big Ten. The Illibuck started in 1925 was originally a live turtle that was planned to be passed to the winner of this game each year. However, that turtle died only 2 years later in 1927 and since then the trophy has been a wooden replica of the turtle. This rivalry also used to include the smoking of a peace pipe between the two schools during halftime, but that has not happened in a long time. With the new divisions of the Big Ten coming in 2014, this rivalry will no longer be played annually as the two schools will be in separate divisions. The Best Damn Band in the Land One of the few regrets over the last 28 years is the fact that I could not see our great marching band in action, for it and our great football teams combined have made Ohio State football the greatest and most meaningful spectacle in the entire nation. -Woody Hayes History - The Ohio State University Marching Band is one of the most celebrated and well-known bands in the country. It also goes by The Best Damn Band In The Land (TBDBITL), a nickname supposedly bestowed on it by Coach Hayes. The history of the OSUMB begins in 1878 when three fifes, eight snares, and one bass drum provided music for parading ROTC cadets. This student led group continued to grow when the university hired a director, Gustav Bruder, in 1896. The military band was soon playing at football games. One of Ohio State’s greatest contributions to collegiate marching can be credited to a man who was never on staff. Jack Lee was a student at OSU who worked with Director Manley Whitcomb in the 1940s. Lee did student teaching under an OSUMB alumnus who directed the local Massillon High School band. What Lee brought back to Ohio State is believed to be the first eight-to-five measured step in college. Up until this point marching bands had to mostly rely on their vision to stay in formations. Lee’s eight-to-five system allowed members to guide off of yard lines (since every eight steps would bring them five yards to another white line). Hitting yard lines on counts four and eight also made sense musically due to the prevalence of four bar phrases. Whitcomb and Lee added leg lift to the eight-to-five (originally low-step – think Texas A&M) and by 1947 had finalized what was to become the distinctive marching style of the Big Ten. Jack Lee was eventually hired by the legendary William Revelli who implemented his system at the University of Michigan. The national spread of the eight-to-five system continued from there. By the time of the 1950 Rose Bowl Game against California the OSUMB had coalesced into its modern look. Woodwinds such as flutes and clarinets had been eradicated in favor of an all brass and percussion instrumentation reminiscent of British style brass bands. Al music was memorized. But how would the band fare on a national stage? The story is best told from the perspective of the California Marching Band alumni from their book The Pride of California: A Cal Band Centennial Celebration: The Ohio State Band, resting in the stadium tunnel after the long Rose Parade, was jeered by the Cal Band for having no spirit. The Band filled the tunnel with anti-Ohio yells and chants. Suddenly a whistle sounded, and the Ohio State Band snapped to attention. The Cal Band roared with laughter, comparing the Buckeye aggregation to a bunch of tin soldiers and marching around stiffly to make the analogy more vivid. With a driving drum cadence, the 120-piece all-brass Ohio State Band burst onto the field. The audience was theirs. When the California Band, by comparison, shuffled out at pregame, it became painfully obvious that the two bands did not belong on the same field. Nonetheless the Cal Band persisted. At half-time the Band performed a variety of subtle stunts … but without an announcer these stunts were completely lost on the audience. The Ohio State Band countered with brassy selections from Rogers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific and ended the performance with their traditional Script Ohio. In the weeks following the Rose Bowl, criticism of the Band spread beyond the Berkeley campus and appeared in many newspaper editorials. University President Robert Gordon Sproul was quoted saying, “That band smells. ” Cal Band director C. C. Cushing resigned as a direct result of the Rose Bowl fiasco. In the aftermath members of the Cal band watched film reels of the OSU Band in an attempt to learn the secret to their success. One member recalls the moment: I remember Tony Martinez and Wayne Henderson looking at the screen and saying, “Wow, look at those straight lines. ” Everybody was wondering how they kept those straight lines and I’m not sure, but I swear it was Tony that said, “Hey look, they’re counting! ” We went back and ran that film back and forth, looking at the fact that they were indeed taking eight steps for every five yards and it was then that we said, “Hey, that’s something we ought to do. ” The Ohio State Band had introduced the eight-to-five measured step to the West Coast. The Cal Band soon adopted the eight-to-five along with the chair step, a striking new uniform, and even Script Cal (notice the triple revolving Block O at the beginning). The OSUMB was the third recipient of the Sudler Trophy, collegiate marching’s closest equivalent to the Heisman. It was also the first to be chosen based solely on the voting of the trophy’s committee of college band directors (the first two recipients, Michigan and Illinois, were awarded the trophy by fiat). TBDBITL has represented the state of Ohio in seven Inaugural Parades. The Ohio State Band’s reputation has been hard won in front of countless audiences, unforgiving blizzards, and wilting heat (dangerously high temperatures, such as those seen during the 2011 game against Akron ( OSU 42-0), are one of the only reasons the band will remove their jackets in public, an exceptionally rare occurrence). Perhaps no single factor in the band’s success is as vital as its leadership. Since 1970 the OSUMB has had three directors. In the same time span the Michigan Marching Band has had 12. Long before he became the longest serving director of the Ohio State marching band, Dr. Jon R. Woods was studying to obtain his doctorate from none other than the University of Michigan. As such he found himself watching The Game in Ann Arbor. Of course he couldn’t help but pay attention to both the MMB and the OSUMB. “Having taught in the public schools for thirteen years, I felt quite confident and objective in evaluating marching bands, ” Woods said. “After observing Ohio State’s performance, I remarked to a friend, ‘now there’s a band’. ” After 38 years with the organization and as 28 director Dr. Woods passed the baton to long-serving assistant director Jonathan Waters before the 2012 season. Jon Waters is the second OSUMB director to have once marched in the ranks, having dotted the ‘i’ against Michigan in the 1998 OSU-UM game ( OSU 31-16) Today - On gamedays in Ohio Stadium the OSUMB fields far fewer members than every SEC, Big 12, and Big Ten marching band with the exceptions of Texas Christian, Vanderbilt, Northwestern, and Rutgers. There are only 192 regular marchers for home games. In addition 33 alternates challenge these regulars each week for a spot in the pregame and halftime shows. Unlike almost every other college band the members of the OSUMB must try out every year. No one is guaranteed a spot because of seniority. Once they have made it past tryouts bandsmen must memorize each week’s music without error. Failing one music check lowers their grade by a half letter and automatically makes them an alternate for the next game. Fail three music checks in a season you are removed from the band. On top of that members must also pass weekly uniform inspections or suffer a lowered grade. In a nod to their military roots, the final uniform inspection of the year is performed by the leadership of the Ohio State ROTC. The Ohio State University Marching Band uniform is steeped in tradition and requires exceptional care to maintain. Attention to detail is maintained from the dyed turkey feather plumes (held in place by an Eagle Ohio) to the jacket buttons emblazoned with the State seal. The jacket is navy blue (not black) and has patches of the university seal and a buckeye leaf on the right and left shoulders. When the band is seated in the stands they wear red berets with a Diamond Ohio flash. While marching the berets are stowed underneath the right epaulet strap. Crossbelts, hite cotton gloves, vinyl spats, and perma-shine military style shoes complete the look. All trumpets, mellophones, and flugelhorns have scarlet and grey pennants as an accent. To permit snare drummers full range of leg motion they wear custom made Pearl drums mounted to slings worn on the shoulder. Traditionally a member of the OSU drumline waves the Ohio state flag during football games to support the team. Similarly a gigantic yellow banana with the words BEAT BLUE stitched into the side is waved by the sousaphones to intimidate opponents. Following home games the band marches back up the ramp and underneath Ohio Stadium. Before they are dismissed the drum major yells out “WHO’S THE BEST DAMN BAND IN THE LAND? ” “WE ARE” they answer. “WHO SAYS? ” The inevitable reply: “ MICHIGAN. ” Performances - Please take the time to enjoy a selection the band’s finest halftime shows. The past few years have seen memorable performances from the band including the 2006 Hollywood Show, a kick-ass drumline feature in 2010 and a 2009 Patriotic Show that formed the United States [without Michigan](), later performed to applause in the Big House ( OSU 21-10). Worth mentioning is the 2012 Video Game Show that has north of 16 million youtube views and was the one of the most watched clips on Youtube for that week in the US, Spain, Germany, Japan, and Hong Kong. The show made #1 on r/all and was begrudgingly acknowledged to be “pretty cool” by the commenters on MGoBlog. Other highlights from just the past season include a dancing alien, a surfer, and space show that caught the attention of at least one well-known astronomy blogger. For the finale against Michigan ( OSU 26-21) the OSUMB put on a Fantasia themed halftime show. The curious are more than welcome to compare it with the Michigan Marching Band’s halftime show performed only seconds earlier. Boom. School Songs Across the Field: Head coach John (Jack) Wilce came to Ohio State in 1913 after being an assistant at the University of Wisconsin. His roommate at UW had written On Wisconsin and Coach Wilce thought Ohio State could use a short, punchy song like it. Student Jack Dougherty responded by writing Across the Field. It debuted in 1915 against Illinois ( tie 3-3) and is played regularly today. Buckeye Battle Cry: After Across the Field was written but before it had caught on, the university held a contest to come up with another fight song. An Ohio University graduate named Frank Crumit was persuaded to enter the contest. He submitted his composition called Buckeye Battle Cry in the spring of 1919. The song was a hit. Even though he wasn’t a student, Ohio State awarded him an unprecedented honorary Varsity O in 1924. Frank Crumit recalled his reaction years later after hearing the song played in Ann Arbor in 1929 ( OSU 7-0): “When the band started the chorus, a tear or two oozed out of each eye. That was one of the great thrills of my life. ” Today the Buckeye Battle Cry is reserved for celebrating touchdowns scored by the Scarlet and Grey. Hang on Sloopy: A rock group called The McCoys released Hang on Sloopy in 1965 where it promptly shot up to No. 1 in the charts. A student in the OSUMB named John Tatgenhorst pestered the band director to let him write an arrangement for the band. His request was emphatically denied by the director. But weeks of pestering wore him down and Tatgenhorst was at last allowed to write his arrangement. The premiere of Hang on Sloopy was actually a flop. Rain kept the band off the field and the crowd response was muted. The band played it again the next week and the crowd response was electric. In subsequent games the crowd chanted for it to be played more and more. In short time Sloopy risked being overplayed. Not wanting it to lose its power through endless repitition (à la Rocky Top or Boomer Sooner), the directing staff decided it would only be played at the beginning of the fourth quarter and later. This practice continues, with some exceptions, to the present day. Today Sloopy is played in the 8th inning of Cleveland Indians games and the beginning of the fourth quarter of Browns games. In 2011, John Tatgenhorst returned to conduct the arrangement he wrote at halftime of the Penn State game ( OSU 14-20). Under his baton the band played the song he made famous. A song that, through its affiliation with Ohio State, has become the State rock song and a symbol of Ohio sports. Carmen Ohio: Our alma mater. Its lyrics were written by then freshman Fred A. Cornell in 1903. Sung to the tune of an old Christian hymn, Carmen was enthusiastically received by students and remains popular today. (Contrary to the urban legend it was not written following an 86–0 drubbing by Michigan. This myth first appeared more than 30 years after it was written and has been denied by Cornell and his family. ) In the 1930s one columnist for an eastern newspaper remarked on the appeal of the song: “Ohio State has an intelligent alma mater song, one of the few sacred college songs which makes complete sense, being neither a miracle of understatement nor a paean of exaggeration. ” At the 1955 Nebraska game ( OSU 28-20) the marching band preceded the playing of Carmen by mimicking the sound of the chimes of Orton Hall. The playing of the chimes has been inseparable from Carmen ever since. For those wondering, Carmen is from the Latin word meaning “song. ” I Wanna Go Back - This upbeat drinking song is likely an amalgamation of two different songs. The first half of the song comes from I Wanna Go Back to Michigan which originally referenced long ago UM bars of Ann Arbor. The second half is taken from the California Drinking Song (these Cal singers are hilarious) which references the hills surrounding the Cal campus at Berkeley. Together they create a song that evokes fond memories of college gamedays. We Don’t Give A Damn - Sometimes this feels like the unofficial state song. Its origins are the most difficult to pin down out of all the school songs. OSU alumnus James Thurber was a contributor to the 1940 Broadway production The Male Animal. The play makes references to Ohio State landmarks as well as the rivalry with Michigan. We Don’t Give a Damn is sung in the play. Its lyrics are a variation on the tune The Old Gray Mare. It is unknown if it was in existence before the play’s script was written. The song is essential learning for all freshmen. TRADITIONS Skull Session - In 1932 director Eugene Weigel made the decision to have the band fully memorize all of their music and abandon the use of flip folders while on the field. Weigel held one last rehearsal on Saturday morning so the band members could get the music into their heads. This last Skull Session became quite popular with friends and family. The band room became so crowded with spectators that Skull Session was moved to nearby St. John Arena. Here it has remained ever since. Skull Session has evolved into a final pep rally for Buckeye fans. Entry is always free and for important games the arena approaches its 13, 000 person capacity. TBDBITL will play through the pregame and halftime performances for the crowd. There is also a standing invitation for all visiting bands to perform their halftime and pregame shows, an invitation the Michigan Marching Band has declined for over a decade. When Coach Tressel learned that most players had never heard of Skull Session, he made a point of bringing the team to visit. Coach Meyer continues this tradition as welll. After receiving a raucous welcome from the fans (this particular video was taken a little after 10:00AM) the head coach and a select senior speak for a brief turn. Other traditions at Skull Session include the playing of the Navy Hymn, a practice begun after 9/11, and TBDBITL’s own up-tempo entrance. The Ramp Entrance - After the completion of Ohio Stadium in 1922, the marching band experimented with several pregame routines without success. It was in 1928 that two members, Bill Knepper and Elvin Donaldson, introduced the Ramp Entrance. It begins with the drumline situating itself on the north ramp of the stadium. The snare drum squad leader sets the tempo 180 bpm while yelling “ DRUMS ON THE SIDE! ” The drumline marches down the steep ramp to field level relying only on “O-H-I-O” vocals and their watching of each others’ feet to stay in step. The rest of the band emerges from beneath the stadium, stepping off at the moment the bass drums hit their downbeat. The brass files onto the field while 105, 000 fans crowd claps in unison. After a whistle from the sousaphone squad leaders the band plays the opening notes to the Buckeye Battle Cry, the drum major runs down the ramp, does the back bend, and the crowd goes nuts. Here you can compare silent footage of the Ramp Entrance from the 1954 Cal game ( OSU 21-13) with the most recent performance against Michigan ( OSU 26-21) Script Ohio - The greatest tradition in college sports has its roots in 1936 with famed band Director Eugene Weigel. Weigel was brainstorming new formations for the Ohio State band. “Searching for ideas, I remembered the rotating sign around the Times Square Building in New York City during my student days at Columbia, and also the sky writing advertisements that bloom during state fair time… This formation, perhaps my best contribution and certainly the best received, fulfilled my hopes. ” While other marching bands had formed words before (from block letters to cursive) it was Weigel who brought the drill to life by animating it. He imagined the band would write out the word "Ohio" as if it were being traced by a pen. Weigel first planned for the band to play the Buckeye Battle Cry during Script, imagining that a couple of choruses would do the trick. Unfortunately at the first on-field rehearsal the band played the fight song 22 times before finally coming to a halt. As fate would have it they had already been practicing a famed French march for halftime, Le régiment de Sambre et Meuse. It turned out to be the perfect length. The Buckeye Battle Cry was then moved to the end of the performance where it is still sung today. At a football game against Indiana ( OSU 6-0) on October 24, 1936 the OSUMB debuted the new formation. The first ‘i’ was dotted matter-of-factly by coronet player John Brungart (class of ’36). It was not until the next year that Director Weigel thought to yell to the nearest sousaphone “Hey you! Switch places with the trumpet player in the dot. ” It was this sousaphone player, Glen R. Johnson, who created the familiar bow. As he tells it Drum Major Myron McKelvey arrived a few measures too early at the top of the ‘i. ’ “So I did a big kick, a turn, and a deep bow to use up the music before Buckeye Battle Cry. The crowd roared when this happened, and it became part of the show thereafter. ” Dotting the ‘i’ has belonged to the sousaphones ever since. Originally little more than a follow-the-leader drill, band members today must exactly memorize the number of steps in each segment of the Script. Experienced bandsmen can march their path without anyone else on the field. Members of the OSUMB look forward to marching script even after they have graduated. The TBDBITL Alumni Club helps organize a performance of quad Script Ohio on the occasion of their annual reunion. Over time Script has grown to become the signature of the band and the university. Honorary i-dotters have included Bob Hope, John and Annie Glenn, Jack Nicklaus, and the retiring band director of 28 years Dr. Jon Woods. In 1983 Coach Woody Hayes dotted the ‘i’. An emotional crowd in Ohio Stadium cheered long and passionately. It was the first time he had been publicly honored by OSU since he was fired in disgrace four years prior. From the triple revolving Block O, to the singing of the Buckeye Battle Cry, to the rush of the i-dot itself, Script Ohio is a treasured ritual for the women and men of Ohio State. Here is video taken in 2011 for the commemoration of its 75th Anniversary against Wisconsin ( OSU 33-29)]. Beat Michigan Week Every year at Ohio State the week leading up to The Game is declared Beat Michigan Week. The university organizes a host of rallies and events to get the students riled up for the most important game of the year. This week always features the following: A blood drive battle between Ohio State and Michigan. Students crossing out every letter "M" on campus with red tape. The Mirror Lake Jump The Mirror Lake Jump is a night of drunken revelry in which students jump into Mirror Lake to show how much they hate Michigan. The Jump used to be held every Thursday night prior to The Game. However changes in the Big Ten schedule would put the Jump on Thanksgiving Day. As such, the event was moved to Tuesday. Students gather at Mirror Lake between 10:00pm and 2:00am and jump into the freezing waters of Mirror Lake (typically 30 – 40 degrees) to prove their school pride and to declare just how much they hate Michigan. If you love hearing the phrase "Fuck Michigan, ” this event is for you.

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With Destiny 2 PC and Warmind under our collective belts, we’re excited about the future of this collaboration. Before you see their contribution to the world of Destiny, Creative Director Brent Gibson has a message from his team: Brent: The team at Vicarious Visions have been fans of Destiny long before we started working with Bungie on this amazing franchise. While working alongside our counterparts at Bungie, we've met the challenge of expanding the Destiny universe and we are beyond thrilled that the day is nearly here! We are honored to have added to this rich world with passionate fans numbering in the millions. This is the kind of thing that game developers dream about. We are fortunate enough to not only add to the gameplay experience, but the franchise as a whole by bringing the legendary Hunter, Ana Bray, to life! She has carried our banner through this entire journey and we can’t wait for you to meet her on this adventure. See you on Mars on May 8! On Approach We’ve had a lot of fun hosting “Warmind Week” on the blog. There’s a lot we want you to know before you plot a course for Mars. If you missed a beat, here’s a recap. The Destiny 2 Narrative Preview set the stage with five pieces of weblore written by our team. Image Link On Wednesday, we released the “Warmind” digital comic, written by Mark Waid (Doctor Strange) and David A. Rodriguez (Destiny 2: Warmind), and inked by Kris Anka (Runaways). Image Link We’ve also released two new Developer Insights to give more details on what to expect when Warmind launches. Creative Director Brent Gibson from Vicarious Visions and Design Lead Evan Nikolich from Bungie shed light on the state of Mars, Rasputin, and the enemies you’ll be introduced to. Sandbox Design Lead Josh Hamrick and Senior Crucible Designer Kevin Yanes walk us through the Exotic Masterwork weapon process, with additional information about Crucible Ranks, which will be available to all players when Season 3 begins on May 8. Season 3: Exotics and Crucible Video Link Warmind Video Link We have one more Developer Insight planned for release on Friday, May 4, featuring commentary from Design Lead Jacob Benton and Design Lead Ben Wommack on the development of Escalation Protocol. Stay tuned to for more! Patch Note Preview In previous articles, we’ve been diving deep into the details of design goals for some of the larger changes coming in Season 3. There’s quite a bit more to Destiny Update 1. 2. 0, so here’s a quick overview of feature changes and bug fixes that will also be deployed next week: As a short-term solution, Vault space has been increased from 200 to 300 items. Multi-emote is here! You now can configure all four emote options with player-selected emotes. The entire emote collection is now always available to you for convenient swapping. Items in the emote collection have been removed from the Vault, as it's no longer needed. Guided Games will now feature a Leviathan Guide emblem that tracks the number of raid encounters and raids a player has completed as a Guide. This emblem rewards a unique aura for 14 days after a player completes a raid as a Guide. Once a week while the aura is active, guiding a raid to completion grants one Bright Engram. A new inventory category has been created that will contain pursuit tracking items, such as those for Exotic quests. Items in the Pursuits category are specific to each character and not shared across the account. In-game audio settings (sliders between 1 and 10) were added or revised: SFX Volume Dialogue/Cinematics Volume Music Volume Chat Volume Weekly lockouts for raid and raid lair rewards are now class-based. Players running multiple characters of the same class will receive rewards only the first time they run the raid or raid lair in a given week. Fixed an issue with collections where event emblems would not show up unless players owned Curse of Osiris. Fixed an issue where players would encounter a black screen upon loading into the Tower. Fixed an issue where Cayde was offering only one treasure map for Mercury. The full suite of patch notes will be published on May 8 shortly before Warmind becomes available. We’re currently targeting a 10 AM release, but stay tuned to @Bungie for announcements. Details on Design The Exotic Sandbox that you’re familiar with is about to change. We’ve had Senior Sandbox Designer Jon Weisnewski on the hot seat to talk us through the upcoming changes on stream and on the blog. You may have seen some demonstrations of new and improved Exotic weaponry this week. Some of the changes have some nuance to them, so here he is again with the exact details on how your arsenal is evolving: Jon: Due to a lengthy update this week, I’m going to keep my section short. This’ll be the last Exotic tease from me. After this week, you’ll be playing with all of the new changes! Risk Runner: We gave Arc Conductor increased resistance to incoming Arc damage (50%) and enabled it in the Crucible. Arc Conductor will now activate when the weapon is stowed, but damage resistance will only work when the weapon is in your hands. This was already a strong gun for PvE. We’re hoping these changes give it a place in some interesting Crucible load outs, strategies, and counters. Video Link Sweet Business: If you run this gun, you probably just want to shoot forever. We gave it a capped ammo inventory of 999. It’s not forever, but it’s a lot. Video Link D. A. R. C. I. : This Sniper Rifle now grants 4x damage once locked on a target (exact scaling depends on activity, difficulty, light level delta, etc). It shouldn’t take a master strategist to figure out how this will benefit you in PvE. Any Crucible combat snipers will also want to give this gun a try; it’s got a: 7 round magazine, reduced zoom for closer engagements, and an aim assist stat retuned to be more generous when you haven’t locked a target yet for better results while drag sniping. Video Link Lastly, I want to quickly acknowledge the whole team, which has been working really hard to get Exotic weapons in Update 1. 0 ready for you over the past few months. I’ve been the one doing the talking, but it has been far from a solo effort. In particular, there’s a group of testers who has come to the table daily to both ensure these changes are bug-free, and also provide us with bone-breaking player feedback. The team has done a tremendous job at helping dial in a sweet spot for many of the guns. A billion thanks to them! Mixing Things Up a Little Image Link Destiny Updates 1. 1. 2, 1. 3, and 1. 4 have brought quality-of-life changes to Destiny 2. Update 1. 0 is almost here to bring more community-requested features to the table. Senior Investment Designer Daniel Auchenpaugh has details on the upcoming Heroic strike modifiers and the new Legendary Nightfall Challenge Card. Dan: In Season 3, we’ve increased the baseline difficulty of Heroic strikes to make combatants more aggressive and make the experience feel more, well, Heroic. Additionally, at any given time the Heroic strike playlist will have three modifiers on it: one Burn (rotates weekly), one Advantage (rotates daily), and one Disadvantage (rotates daily).  Here’s a quick rundown of what you can expect in those categories: Burns Arc Singe: +25% Arc damage increase (outgoing and incoming) Solar Singe: +25% Solar damage increase (outgoing and incoming) Void Singe: +25% Void damage increase (outgoing and incoming) Advantages Brawler: Double melee recharge rate and damage Grenadier: Double grenade ability recharge rate and damage Heavyweight: Triple Power ammo drop rate, double Power weapon damage Disadvantages Glass: Players Health and Shields are halved, but recharge rates are doubled. Blackout: Radar is disabled, and enemies do 20x increased melee damage Iron: Enemies no longer stagger, and health pools are increased by 50% Grounded: Players take 5x damage while airborne Legendary Nightfall Challenge Card Players will now be able to take their Rare Challenge Card to Xûr and upgrade it to Legendary Challenge Card. Doing so adds more customization options to the card; Legendary cards allow you to select one Burn, One Advantage/Disadvantage, and two additional Disadvantages. With the exception of Glass, all other Advantages and Disadvantages listed above from Heroic Strikes can be applied to the new Challenge Card. Additionally, there are a few Disadvantages unique to the Legendary Challenge Card you can select: Unique Challenge Card Disadvantages Extinguish: Return the fireteam to orbit on a wipe Famine: Ammo drops reduced by 50% Match Game: Players must match their damage type to the enemy shield type Attrition: Health regen is slowed greatly, and enemies drop health orbs Momentum: Health regenerates only when the player is moving Image Link Nightfall Par Scores Update In Destiny Update 1. 3, we introduced Nightfall emblem variants. As the new Legendary Nightfall Challenge Card will give players more ways to increase their scores, we’re increasing the par scores required to earn specific rewards. Emblem variants, auras, and token reward bonus par scores have been updated to the following: 30k 60k 110k 200k As a reminder, when you reach new record par scores for a specific Nightfall, you increase your chances to earn the associated Nightfall Unique Reward! We’ll be watching community scores closely once Update 1. 0 is released, and we’ll let you know if any adjustments need to be made. We're excited to see players reaching new top scores through a variety of modifiers on the Legendary Nightfall Challenge Card. Here are the top scoring fireteams from last week’s Nightfall, “A Garden World”:  Image Link Prismatic Matrix In the January Development Update, we spoke of shifting the balance of vanity content in favor of activity rewards, rather than purely through Eververse. We first addressed this balance by adding vanity rewards to Crucible, Nightfall, strike, and raid activities. To further improve the overall Eververse experience, a new feature we’re calling the Prismatic Matrix will debut in Season 3. This feature has been developed with three key goals in mind: Give players more control over how they earn Eververse items Offer a more predictable path each week that guarantees access to specific items Drop fewer duplicate items At release, the Prismatic Matrix will feature 10 Eververse items from Season 3 each week it is active. Each item within the Prismatic Matrix is on a knockout list, which means every player is guaranteed to receive all featured items for a given week by the tenth activation. Earning items via Bright Engrams, Bright Dust, or previous Matrix activations will also knock rewards off the list. In turn, each activation guarantees players an item that they have never previously acquired. Image Link With your first well-rested level-up each week, you’ll earn a Prismatic Facet, allowing one free use of the Prismatic Matrix. Prismatic Facets stack up to 3, so make sure to have proper inventory space before earning a rank-up on a given week. Players can also purchase more activations for 200 Silver each. Outside of the Prismatic Matrix, players may continue to earn Bright Engrams each time they level up, and they can still purchase these engrams if they want a chance to get everything from the Season 3 catalog. Additionally, we’re increasing the number of items available from Tess each week with Bright Dust, from 14 to 18 items. We want to continue experimenting and evolving Eververse to improve player experience, and give more paths to earn Eververse rewards. Please give us your feedback once Season 3 begins, as we’re dedicated to improving these systems moving forward. Run of Show Image Link With each update, Destiny Player Support is on standby to ensure the package has been delivered to your platform without issue. The following information will guide you to your first steps in Hellas Basin: Destiny 2 Server Maintenance Services will be brought offline for maintenance on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. During this time, Destiny 2: Warmind, Update 1. 0, and Hotfix 1. 0. 1 will become available to players. Please see below for the timeline of the maintenance window. 6 AM PDT (1300 UTC) Destiny 2 server maintenance is scheduled to begin Players may no longer sign in to Destiny 2 7 AM PDT (1400 UTC) Players still in Destiny 2 activities will be returned to the title screen Destiny 2: Warmind and Update 1. 0 will be available to download and install 11 AM PDT– (1800 UTC) Destiny 2 server maintenance is scheduled to conclude Destiny 2 Hotfix 1. 1 will be available to download and install Storage Requirements Destiny 2, including all updates, has the following storage requirements for each platform: Platform Destiny File Size Storage Space Needed for Download PlayStation 4 53 GB 71 GB Xbox One 50 GB 50 GB PC 48 GB 68 GB Destiny Update 1. 0 Known Issues Prior to the release of Update 1. 0, the following issues have been identified and are currently under investigation: Anti-Extinction Greaves: The female Titan’s Dead Orbit leg armor piece, Anti-Extinction Greaves, may display a small visual issue. Exotic Masterworks: Once upgraded to a Masterwork, an Exotic weapon or armor piece will not display as a Masterwork when viewed from an Exotic engram preview. Strike Playlist: Players are not able to matchmake into strikes from an expansion they do not own. Players will receive a prompt to purchase the needed expansion if they attempt to join a fireteam of players who own an expansion that they do not own themselves. Warmind: Some quest items in the Warmind campaign may not show up in the loot stream of all fireteam members. However, the quest item should still be added to the inventories of all fireteam members. If players have a full engram inventory, they may not be able to accept some vendor quest items until they make space in their inventory. Exotic Armor Tooltips: We are aware of an issue in which the perk text on Warmind Exotic armor tooltips appears in a different color than on similar gear pieces. This does NOT mean that players need to unlock these perks to be able to access them. If you encounter any issues when playing Season 3 or Warmind content, please post a report to the #Help forum. Moving Pictures Image Link The title of “Movie of the Week” is frequently earned by those who showcase skill in the Crucible, or moments of success against overwhelming odds in endgame activities. This week, we’re looking at the word “creation” in a more literal sense… Movie of the Week: Ana Bray SpeedArt Video Link Honorable Mention: Herald Video Link Cheers to this week’s winners! If you’d like a chance to earn the Lens of Fate emblem, make sure to submit your video to the Creations page on and include #MOTW in your title. I think we’re at five more sleeps until Warmind? Depends on your caffeine intake. Tuesday, Warmind goes live at 11  AM. Friday, May 11, the Spire of Stars raid lair goes live at 10 AM. Who among you will take the challenge head on? We’ll be watching and calling a World’s First. Good luck! As a reminder, Season 2 ends with the launch of Warmind. This is your final weekend to earn Season 2 rewards from activities and Bright Engrams. Make sure to check with the Vanguard, Crucible, Iron Banner, and Trials of the Nine for your last chance to earn Season 2 ornaments before they’re gone. It’s almost time to head to Mars. See you next week. Cheers, Dmg04.

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