Jaxbuck said:

dare I ask who won ?

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SEREbuckeye said:

Robbed of the Biletnikoff. Came in 6th at the Heisman and had an amazing year.

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pnuts34 said:

Do they really have a lot of NIL? I honestly dont know.

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jarv said:

You asked...View attachment 81843

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Jaxbuck said:

I think they need to look at the brightside (no pun intended): By the time Moore gets out of prison, Harbaugh's show cause will be half over.

They just need someone to get them through this 5 to 6 stretch.

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OHSportsFan said:

They’re not going away as far as success goes in my opinion. You have a lot of NIL backing and a hot coach that knows how to be enthusiastic (if not admittedly over the top). They play aggressive and smart. The talent will keep following. At least at a level that should be top 2-4 in the Big Ten.

All that said, Mendoza and their fans are total dweebs at this whole football thing.

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brodybuck21 said:

will Cignetti keep striking gold at QB position in the portal? not likely

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scarletngray said:

Still an upgrade from what they had.

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scarletngray said:

Still an upgrade from what they had.

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JCOSU86 said:

Mitch Albom wrote in the Detroit Free Press:

"No one is above anything.

The sooner we accept that, the sooner we’ll stop feeling like we just got hit in the face with a maize-and-blue shovel."

"hit in the face with a the maize and blue in the face with a shovel" has a nice ring to it.

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LordJeffBuck said:

Through 13 games this season, the Buckeye offense has only 12 scoring plays of 20+ yards, which is the fewest since the 2003 season when the team had only six such scores (that was the team that featured Lydell Ross, Maurice Hall, and converted DB Ira Guilford at tailback, a dynamic trio that carried the ball 25 times for 47 yards against Iowa). Yes, even the 2020 COVID squad had more of a big-play offense, with 13 scores of 20+ yards in just 8 games.

Interestingly (or not) the shortest of the Ohio State offense's long scores is 33 yards, which means the Buckeyes are not creating dynamic plays as they near the red zone. I don't know if this is intentional (run clock, reduce possessions), or if it is lack of ability (don't know why this would be the case), or if it is mere coincidence.

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