Every single piece pumped out by their usual sunshine pumpers now is basically to the tune of "just relax sometimes these things take time"

THAT reads like things aren't going well at all for them.

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well, his HC/play caller doesn't funnel all of his receivers' routes to end up in the same spot like yours often does Jamarr

dragurd said:

Well except that one drive at TSUN where they cut our comms

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True

Not much choice there

Welcome to the fam Quinton! He just finds a way to get to the ball, whether in space 1v1, in coverage or attacking behind the LOS. He can excel at being in a 2 LB set that OSU has been utilizing since he can cover from side to side

Mike80 said:

I seriously believe Hartline is the one calling the plays yes.

Of course he has influence on the game plan. There literally isn't a head coach on the planet who doesn't on offense OR defense. And please bring up the play card in his hand and ignore the fact that he has a defensive one too.....

Do you seriously think he's calling the defense too? Or is it only because you don't see Hartline using the walkie talkie like Patricia does?

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TampaBuckeyes said:

What I’ve heard is that Hartline now runs the offensive game planning meetings, where they decide which plays they are going to run and the strategy for the game. Prior to last year Day always ran these meetings and it was a huge time suck that he shouldn’t do as a HC. This season Day still attends most of the meetings, is heavily involved in the planning and has the final sign off on the game plan. To me it’s less about the in game play calling and more about the offensive strategy decided during the week. That’s when they decide on the pool of red zone plays that they will use. That’s when it gets decided that we will pull smith and Tate for TE 3 and TE4.

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My frustration is like many with questioning why our best players are taken off the field at crucial times. And Im probably wrong that Hartline is the one calling the plays, but Day gets the blame. in the end, win the games. But I think the offense should be put in better position at opportune times to put 7 on the board

No. 2 Ohio State vs. Little Rock
125 – Kilkeary vs. Reno. Kilkeary Maj. 4-0 OSU. Bouzakis gets a few more hours to recover.
133 – (2) Davino vs. Cooper. Davino TF 9-0 OSU.
141 – (1) Mendez vs. Van Hoecke. Mendez TF 14-0 OSU.
149 – Chase vs. Herman. Herman Maj. 14-4 OSU. Stiles gets a few more hours to recover.
157 – (4) Cannon vs. Jones. Cannon Maj. 18-4 OSU. Cannon should wrestle both .
165 – Birden vs. (5)Bianchi. Bianchi Maj. 18-8 OSU. Birden sacrifice fly for Paddy.
174 – Chase vs. Holland. Chase Dec. 21-8 OSU. Kharch on a pitch count.
184 – (6) Fishback vs. Smith. Fishback Maj. 25-8 OSU. Fishback / Kodiak.
197 – Shumate vs. Little. Little Fall. 25-14 OSU. I believe Shumate has a better shot to pin than Geog.
285 – (3) Feldman vs. Gasber. Feldman TF 30-14 OSU.

ISU's Zerban may be out. No idea, just something floating around out there...

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I wanna help with NIL:

Nuttin’ In Layla.

brodybuck21 said:

after doing some digging Im not sure Bananas are warranted at the present time....

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Franklin rolling out the VaTech bag?

Just speculation on my end.

No. 2 Ohio State vs. Little Rock
125 – (3) Nic Bouzakis/Vinny Kilkeary vs. Jeremiah Reno
133 – (2) Ben Davino vs. Dillon Cooper
141 – (1) Jesse Mendez vs. Brennan Van Hoecke
149 – (6) Ethan Stiles/Dax Chase vs. Brock Herman/Carter Mcallster/Kyle Lew
157 – (4) Brandon Cannon/Landon Desselle vs. Jaivon Jones
165 – (16) Paddy Gallagher/e'Than Birden vs. (5) Matty Bianchi/Cody Wagner
174 – (4) Carson Kharchla/Carter Chase vs. Gunner Holland/Bronson Baxter
184 – (6) Dylan Fishback/Cayaen Smith vs. Kodiak Canndey
197 – (14) Luke Geog/Seth Shumate vs. Stephen Little
285 – (3) Nick Feldman vs. Michael Gasber/Kaden Darwin

No. 2 Ohio State vs. No. 3 Iowa State
125 - (3) Nic Bouzakis (OSU)/Vinny Kilkeary vs. (13) Stevo Poulin/Christian Castillo
133 - (2) Ben Davino vs. (3) Evan Frost
141 – (1) Jesse Mendez vs. (4) Anthony Echemendia/Osmany Diversent
149 – (6) Ethan Stiles/Dax Chase vs. (10) Jacob Frost
157 – (4) Brandon Cannon/Landon Desselle vs. (3) Vinny Zerban/Kane Naaktgeboren
165 – (16) Paddy Gallagher/e'Than Birden vs. (20) Connor Euton/Aiden Riggins
174 – (4) Carson Kharchla/Carter Chase vs. (13) MJ Gaitan
184 – (6) Dylan Fishback/Cayaen Smith vs. (13) Isaac Dean
197 – (14) Luke Geog/Seth Shumate vs. (1) Rocky Elam/C.J. Carter
285 – (3) Nick Feldman vs. (1) Yonger Bastida

colobuck79 said:

Remember how Tejas was going to dominate destroy the SEC?

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You misheard. FIFY.

Welcome to Buckeyes Nation Quinton!!!

UNC Verbal

reclassified to 2026

Bama has flipped back to a slight 'dog tonight at OU.

Bama at plus money is a bet I will take. OU didn't shut down the Bama offense last time, they capitalized on turnovers. That's harder to do twice.

Worth a small gamble imo.