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The Finzer Brothers Clay Company and brick factory was started in 1910 by five of the seven Finzer brothers--the grandsons of Swiss immigrants who came to Sugar Creek, Ohio in the 1850's (I believe 1857). They teamed up to begin a business that they could never have known would still be running one hundred years later almost exactly as it was when it was built. In the beginning, all labor was completely manual (being the 1910's and 20's), including the loading and moving of the bricks in and out of kilns, and it remains so today, save for a few electrical wirings and carting systems that weren't around back when it was first started. The company was bought by Belden Brick in 1946, but the "Finzer Bros" double chimneys still stand and are used. Many of the kilns are original to the plant, as well as several buildings and bricks around the railroad running through Sugar Creek (one can still find some stamped with "Finzer Bros Clay Co" beside the tracks). This plant (#4, I believe) is the only one left out of five in Sugar Creek to be almost completely original and make bricks by hand, as opposed to being mass-produced in tunnel kilns.

Hope this helped! This plant means a lot to me--has a place in my family history--and I hope this answers your question well enough!

~HF

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Well, back in 1302, Ohio used to be called Tiunaek. This name was made by the local villagers who first created the original settlement of Ohio. Then, in 1589, Shakespeare was traveling from New York and happened to pass by the settlement, which at the time was not as huge. He demanded that the name be changed from Tiunaek to Shakeland. They did not hesitate at all. Soon, Shakeland had attracted over millions of villagers. Everything went great until there was a giant flood. This eradicated about 90% of the population. Afterwards, in 1893, the name was changed to Ohio because Bob Saget demanded it should be. Ohio's population increased over 300% in the following days. Today, Ohio's name is being determined by Congress on whether or not to change their name to SwagCarolina.

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First off, I don't like the Capital one bowl, it being deep in southern territory would give the Bulldogs a huge home field edge, let's talk about a Neutral ground first while we dissect these two elite teams.

Ok, the 2008 season played out well for both teams, let's compare them shall we?

Ohio State Key Players: Terrelle Pryor, QB \ Beanie Wells, RB \ James Laurinaitis, MLB \ Malcolm Jenkins, CB

Georgia Key Players: Matthew Stafford, QB \ Knowshon Moreno, RB \ Mohamed Massaquoi, WR \ Dannell Ellerbee, OLB

Ok so far it looks like the Bulldogs are an offensive threat, while the Buckeyes are a more balanced team.

Now let's see how the Bulldog's high threat offense will fare against Ohio State's Dominating D.

Bulldogs Offense vs. Ohio State Defense.

The Bulldogs have a great QB in Stafford but he'd have to go against that big Thorpe award winner Malcolm Jenkins, and that safety who had a wail of a year with 80 tackles Kurt Coleman.

The UGA running attack is sick with Knowshon Moreno, truly a great running back, but Ohio State has a great run defense with Lott Award winner James Laurinaitis and his buddy right next to him in the linebacking core Marcus Freeman, both 100+ tacklers these past two years, and Malcolm Jenkins at 204 LBS isn't too bad himself in the run defense.

Mohamed Massaquoi is a darn good receiver, while Malcolm Jenkins may not be a burner, he makes up for it in smarts, he has a tendency to jam receivers very well, and he knows how to play coverage, you're talking about a guy who hasn't allowed a TD reception from his receiver in his career.

Knowshon Moreno is definitely great, but I think this linebacking core is a bit too much for him.

I would think Ohio State forces UGA to rely on Stafford for their offensive attack, using Moreno as a receiver out of the backfield and passing much more than running, this Ohio State D is tough as nails when it comes to the running game.

Ohio State Offense vs. The Georgia Defense.

Ohio State has an up and coming superstar at QB with their Dual Threat QB Terrelle Pryor, with 4.40 speed Pryor makes up for what he can't do in passing with his legs.

Beanie Wells is a monster of a RB, 6'1 235 LBS, that's 30 more pounds than Moreno and he only runs a bit slower than him, he can take it to the house at any time, but he has trouble staying healthy.

Personally I don't think this UGA defense can't stop Ohio State if they play conservative, Ohio State won't score fast unless Beanie takes it to the house, they'll consume time off the clock unless they go 3 and out, Pryor is a first down threat every time he has the ball in his hands, and Brian Robiskie is one hell of a Possession Receiver, always making the grab, and Sanzenbacher is a clutch guy to make the catch when it's needed.

Offensive Results for Georgia?

Georgia will definitely score faster than Ohio State, but if Ohio State consumes time off the clock and puts pressure on Stafford it could get real ugly, not only putting pressure on Stafford but putting pressure on the team to score faster.

I have Stafford scoring 3 TDs and getting picked off at least once, getting sacked 2-3 times, and passing for 200-350 yards with a 60-68% completion.

Moreno rushing for around 40-80 yards at 3-4 YPC under this tough run defense, and scoring one TD, maybe 40-60 receiving yards.

Offensive Results for Ohio State?

With a healthy Beanie Wells they will most definitely keep it conservative and move up the field slowly, I have Pryor going for 80-150 yards passing, at one or two TDs through the air, rushing for 70-80 yards at 5 or 6 YPC, getting sacked once or twice, no picks, with a 50-55% completion with at least one rushing TD, Boeckman Might come in and throw a TD pass or two, maybe one to Pryor?

I have Beanie Wells rushing for 110-140 Yards, at 6 or 7 YPC, one or no TDs. his post season stats are 7.4 YPC, so it wouldn't surprise me if he actually had 8 YPC this game.

If Beanie Wells doesn't stay healthy I have Georgia coming out on top though, 31-28, against the Buckeyes. But if Beanie Wells is Healthy I have it 35-28 with the Buckeyes coming out on top. Although if they were playing in the Capital One Bowl, I'd have to say Georgia wins 42-28.

A long read, I hope insightful though.

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No, they do not. Ohio State is one of the few bands left that is extremely rooted in their traditions, and they never added one (they are still an awesome band, though!) As far as the rest of the Big Ten, Michigan State, Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, Purdue, Penn State, and Illinois have guards.

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