NFBuck said:

Lost by 3. Good call, coach!

Fucking idiot.

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So dumb. Watched it in real time

I was under the impression that Whittingham was coaching for the cheaters because it's at the end of his career and he's got a couple truckloads of money from it. No one else would take that job.
Why do they think that firing Whittingham now would make all these other coaches - proven coaches, elite coaches - want to go to Ann Arbor?

Captain Buckeye said:

I refuse to think he shouldn’t have any role. If he’s really a difference maker with the ball then is it not owed to the team? I get it maybe he hasn’t done everything in practice or maybe he’s got a bit of an edge personality wise.

But if he’s a difference maker just carve out 2-3 plays to see if he can break off a big run that we desperately need.

I doubt he sees the field much at this point unless he goes off in garbage time. This next week will be very telling imo.

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You can refuse to believe all you want. The guy making the decisions does believe and has a team standard to protect and cultivate.

Maybe you should email him. I’m totally sure he’ll listen. Lol

Awesome for Neal

ScriptOhio said:

Just sayin': Jerimiah Smith and Julian Sayin had "career games"; and Luke Montgomery was the "offensive player of the week". I'm anxious to see what Montgomery's PFF score was for the game.

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Maybe because he was the only lineman who didn't have a penalty.

NFBuck said:

LV kicks a FG to go up 6 on KC. There's a penalty that would make it 4th & 2. LV coach takes the points off the board to go for it. They fail.

TAKE THE POINTS YOU FUCKING RETARD.

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Lost by 3. Good call, coach!

Fucking idiot.

Fungo Squiggly said:

9 plays, 90 yards, 1:05
4 plays, 49 yards, :39
4 plays, 85 yards, :20
10 plays, 75 yards, 1:17
9 plays, 84 yards, 1:36

I don’t even know what to make of that stat. It’s like it’s a completely different team in those last 2 minutes. They can look uninspired and disinterested for the first 28 minutes and then suddenly flip a switch.

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When they use tempo they're basically unstoppable. Some have screamed to use it more to no avail but if you go back to the games we struggled with some actually losing, the up tempo was working or not utilized at all.

I get is a longer season now and we wanted to run fewer plays to keep guys fresh but you can also accomplish this by using tempo, getting a larger lead, subbing earlier and still winning the damn game. I digress

Dude is an alien

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Was everywhere. Great game

The second guessing is called for at this point. There's just too much not happening, especially on Defense not to have certain guys getting snaps

Jagdaddy said:

Shot 67 (-4) today and fell back a little into a tie for ninth. The leader is at -23 and Neal is at -16.

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Shipley managed top shoot 67 - 63 - 67 - 68 = 265 (-19) and in a 2 way tie for 11th this week.
I believe that he earned $145,500 this week.

It will be interesting to see if he is in the PGA tournaments the next 4 weeks, they are out of the country:

https://www.pgatour.com/tournaments...deviceId=69871c53-4d01-4aa9-bb42-327e1970cb87

Jaxbuck said:

They are going to eat him alive

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Hopefully they skin him and hang him from the flagpole too. Fucking cheater

Captain Buckeye said:

I refuse to think he shouldn’t have any role. If he’s really a difference maker with the ball then is it not owed to the team? I get it maybe he hasn’t done everything in practice or maybe he’s got a bit of an edge personality wise.

But if he’s a difference maker just carve out 2-3 plays to see if he can break off a big run that we desperately need.

I doubt he sees the field much at this point unless he goes off in garbage time. This next week will be very telling imo.

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You refuse to acknowledge that you don't a) know what is expected of him and b) know if he's doing what's expected of him. You refuse common sense quite often.

buckeyemania11 said:

The scUM job is going to be beyond toxic if they really did dump Whittingham after 1 year. Nobody with current secure employment at an upper level school is going to take they risk

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Whittingham came into an absolutely toxic situation. The program was just smoke and mirrors, and had kind of a thug culture that scum fans have come to enjoy and expect.

That's not Whittingham, and the base of the program are still players from Moore's tenure.

Bad situation

Oh Jesus Worthys foot is facing the wrong direction.

Edit: Not Worthy, Thornton?

I'm sooooooo fucking tired of the fucking Chiefs.

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Just sayin': Jerimiah Smith and Julian Sayin had "career games"; and Luke Montgomery was the "offensive player of the week". I'm anxious to see what Montgomery's PFF score was for the game.

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Thanks.... Forgot the specifics. Just knew it was enough to not coach there again while he has the cognitive ability to do it. Lol

Chargers basically gifted him $80 million

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And about to be 0-4. Seahawks running out the 4th right now. It's fucking glorious.

I refuse to think he shouldn’t have any role. If he’s really a difference maker with the ball then is it not owed to the team? I get it maybe he hasn’t done everything in practice or maybe he’s got a bit of an edge personality wise.

But if he’s a difference maker just carve out 2-3 plays to see if he can break off a big run that we desperately need.

I doubt he sees the field much at this point unless he goes off in garbage time. This next week will be very telling imo.

Snap Counts: Ja’Kobi Jackson Plays Biggest Role Yet at Running Back, Khary Wilder Plays Zero Snaps vs. Iowa​

Thirteen Buckeyes played their highest snap counts of the season against Iowa, but a pair of frequently discussed freshmen saw no action at Kinnick Stadium.

As Ohio State’s offense tied its season-high with 75 team snaps against Iowa, 10 different offensive players played their largest snap counts of the season. Julian Sayin and all five of the Buckeyes’ starting offensive linemen were on the field for all 75 of Ohio State’s offensive plays. Ja’Kobi Jackson made his first start as a Buckeye at running back, and Nate Roberts, Mason Williams and Max LeBlanc all played season-high snap counts at tight end.

Defensively, freshman safety/linebacker Simeon Caldwell played his biggest role yet as a Buckeye with 26 snaps, while fellow backup safety Leroy Roker III (21) and No. 5 defensive tackle Will Smith Jr. (18) also played their highest snap counts of the year.

On the other end of the spectrum, freshman defensive end Khary Wilder didn’t play a single snap against Iowa after Ryan Day indicated last week that the Buckeyes were still looking for Wilder to play with more discipline within the defensive scheme to earn a bigger role. Freshman running back Legend Bey also played zero snaps for the second week in a row to start Big Ten play.

In total, 56 different Ohio State players saw action on offense, defense and/or special teams against Iowa.

Our full report on Ohio State’s snap counts against Iowa, utilizing Pro Football Focus’ premium statistics, can be found below.

Snap Tracker: Offense

Snap Tracker: Defense

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