Mustangs back in front of the Cards

Rutgers inside the 10 going for the lead and they throw a pick 6. That's Rutgers football baby

Kentucky owning the jizz guzzlers

Jaxbuck said:

Not even one?

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None!

Lincoln riley doing Lincoln riley things.

Never mind Rutger just rutgered so hard

SEREbuckeye said:

Feels like 2025 issues all over again

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The O line play kind of feels like it at times, but they have time to work it out.

The Texas game they played good.

Looks like Whittingham finally got smart and stopped letting Underwood throw every other play. Unfortunately

OREGONSOCKPUPPET said:

Wow, Aggie just went for it on their own 33 and didn’t get it.

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Of course when Texas did us against us it worked. Never seems to work for anyone else though

Wow, Aggie just went for it on their own 33 and didn’t get it.

Jagdaddy said:

From when? I think people forget how Peter principled Hartline was as OC. Guys seem to be getting schemed open in the passing game and it’s not primarily on Smith that Sayin is either not seeing them or missing the throws. Maybe we should be scrutinizing Billy Fessler more. In the running game, I thought the starting OL opened quite a few gaping holes today, much more so than in week 1 against a similar opponent, before the backups were a lot less effective, although I would like to see more creativity in scheme and more running out of wider formations.

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From 2026. Of course the O opened holes, they were playing KSU. That shouldn't be anything less than expected.

Regressed? I'd say it's also from the perspective of failed executions.

Sayin was on track to being a Heisman candidate last year, I'm not seeing that in 26.

BuckeyesGunn said:

Offense has regressed.

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Not even remotely true.

It was VERY clear to me they were working on things today. Some things are going to work, some things will not. That's the nature of the game.

Struggles in games like these are necessary sometimes and it's clear to me the coaches are still in the process of putting the right pieces in the right places. Unlike some teams (like TCUN), there is a plethora of right pieces to choose from....

Gross belicheck gonna let dabo beat him

Guy for Clemson just scored when he should have gone down to seal the win. Clemson will be up 8 with a minute left.

TD FSU.

Bama's D legit looks slow

BuckeyesGunn said:

Offense has regressed.

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From when? I think people forget how Peter principled Hartline was as OC. Guys seem to be getting schemed open in the passing game and it’s not primarily on Smith that Sayin is either not seeing them or missing the throws. Maybe we should be scrutinizing Billy Fessler more. In the running game, I thought the starting OL opened quite a few gaping holes today, much more so than in week 1 against a similar opponent, before the backups were a lot less effective, although I would like to see more creativity in scheme and more running out of wider formations.

buckeyemania11 said:

Kentucky probably going to cock tease us again. Up 14-7 on Jizz Jar in the 3rd

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Minchey is playing really well. They need to capitalize now and make this 21-7.

Short yardage and 4th downs need to be worked on. Stuff for practice.

Bama looks like a 7 win tops type team. Second week in a row they are getting bailed out by a team who's worse than that

FL St throws a damn Pic.

Jaxbuck said:

Not even one?

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I mean, of course I remember Holy Buckeye. I remember 4th and 14 in the championship game. Those were amazing plays. But that’s not what I was talking about.

I was speaking to the Jeremiah Smith / Marvin Harrison / Garrett Wilson-type catches where you say “how the hell did he catch that pass!”.

Those catches I mentioned were part of incredibly important plays and they were amazing in the context of when he made them, but the catches themselves were not particularly special on their own.

Did he have any ridiculous 1-handed catches? Or catches where he made a bunch of defenders miss? Or where he performed some ridiculous acrobatics to get a foot down?

That’s what I was going for. He wasn’t the fastest, he wasn’t the biggest leaper, he didn’t Moss people, he just wasn’t a flashy receiver like some of the more recent stars. Gus Johnson never would have made up a ridiculous nickname for him. But he was incredibly reliable and productive when he was on the field and the stats bear that out.

Whoo-doggy that was a man sized TD run for Louisville.

I'm just hoping that UTEP gets back to it's starting play and beats these guys today. Imagine, they were laughing at Ohio State and then lose to a Texas team of that standing.

Kentucky probably going to cock tease us again. Up 14-7 on Jizz Jar in the 3rd

Captain Buckeye said:

The way I look at it is… we were unquestionably the best team in the country for 75% of a game.

We blew it. It was more of a fluke that we weren’t the better team than we were without question the best.

We have some issues to figure out (Julian throwing high, personnel issues, etc) but these teams are out here struggling vs some bottom feeder teams.

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The lack of focus we are seeming like we fall into at times is a major problem. We saw it again in the 2nd quarter today. The coaches really need to hammer it home that just because you are building a good lead doesn't mean you can slip into a comfort mode and you still have to execute in the way that got you that lead.

Does UTEP have an actual offense?