SEREbuckeye said:

Hopefully he can find a suitable landing spot. Kid has talent.

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Hopefully, but a third system in 3 years is incredibly difficult for a young QB.

I'm assuming Haynes King is finally graduating, maybe GT wouldn't be a bad landing spot.

osuvictory1 said:

My biggest fear is Ruben Bain gets a sack on Sayin, and Day freezes up to protect him. That is the one way that I can see Miami beating us, is if they put pressure early, and Day turtles up, which unfortunately seems to be a tendency.

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The turtling was Julian more than Ryan. He definitely got hit more than usual, but there were also a lot of plays where he had time but felt pressure earlier than it was there. He was not processing or executing anywhere his usual level. Far from a bad performance but also not near his usual self, particularly with some well drawn up plays that were just missed. Good learning moment for a young QB who is ultra quick at processing what the defense is doing but has not been tested heavily very often this year (Michigan didn't touch him). Eager to see how he responds. I think he'll rise to the challenge.

It will also help that Tate will likely be able to stay on the field a lot more, with 3 weeks of rest under his belt.

SEREbuckeye said:

I’m 40 if that helps lol

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I was 15 back then which puts me at 38 now I feel old...

SEREbuckeye said:

Hopefully he can find a suitable landing spot. Kid has talent.

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I'm guessing that means their QB is coming back as opposed to going to draft like expected at the start of the year

Hopefully he can find a suitable landing spot. Kid has talent.

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I really like Isaiah West and don’t think we would need to add a star in the portal.

Of course you go after the best available, but Bo and Isaiah is a nice pair to have.

Telekinesis said:

Jesus. Alright. Enough already.

Why not just tell us to go home and get our fuckin’ pill box.

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Jaxbuck said:

Ignore them. It's just someone who can't count.

I mean, if J Smith was a baby during that game it would mean I was in my mid fifties.

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I’m 40 if that helps lol

OregonBuckeye said:

Can't say that fills me with optimism given the 2023 offense. I'd rather he be heavily involved in the gameplay and let Hartline call the plays

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Here is the thing, Day has been calling the majority of the plays all year.

Hartline is distracted with USF.

Day probably realizes this is due or die and has to treat every game like it is the seasons last, because that is the truth.

I don't see a reason for him holding back, getting weird like IU, or seizing up like he tends to do when the season is still in process.

brodybuck21 said:

11%???

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The worst part about it is every single one is wide-open at the top of the key & he's missing all of them. It's hard to fathom how he can keep missing all these easy 3s considering he's been very good at shooting free throws. It makes me wonder how much these guys practice shooting 3s.

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Looks like we’re still playing Ole Miss in the sugar bowl

Feels appropriate

SEREbuckeye said:

Day calling the shots. Sounds like Hartline will be focusing on personnel and the receivers.

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Can't say that fills me with optimism given the 2023 offense. I'd rather he be heavily involved in the gameplay and let Hartline call the plays

My biggest fear is Ruben Bain gets a sack on Sayin, and Day freezes up to protect him. That is the one way that I can see Miami beating us, is if they put pressure early, and Day turtles up, which unfortunately seems to be a tendency.

Yes, he excels at it, but he also sucks at it. It just depends on which Day we get and from much of what I’ve seen this year, I’m not super encouraged. Hartline didn’t call that bullshit Indiana scheme by himself. Let’s hope that we somehow get the CFP 2024 version.

DFBIA has no quit.

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ScriptOhio said:

Just sayin': Watching this play never gets old.....

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As Keels does the play-by-play, Lachey's commentary is priceless. That is, if you consider, "Yeah, yeah, yeah!" as commentary/

Just sayin': This guy reminds me of a small (i.e. undersized) RB named Darren Sproles (who only had a 15 year NFL career).

brodybuck21 said:

still get goosebumps. single most satisfying W ive ever seen or will ever see

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Its my favorite football game of all-time. I watch it at least once a year. Just such a hard hitting, clean, yet brutal game. The talent on the field was just insane on both sides of the ball. Great game. And yes I get goosebumps every fucking time.

Fungo Squiggly said:

He'd be crazy to transfer out of state with that name. He was born to be in Colorado.

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Maybe he'll go full heel and just transfer down the road to play for Deion.