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2026 tOSU Offense Discussion

Mike80
Captain Buckeye said:
Heard on the Zach Smith podcast that we threw less deep balls as an offense than Michigan threw last year. This despite Julian being the best deep ball thrower in the country.

With as good of a running game as we have with a good offensive line. We should be absolutely diabolical on play action.

I have a feeling Chris Henry and JJ will eat teams up down the field. Then Boyd, Parker, Mcquin, and Innis will eat teams up underneath.

I can’t believe we are right around the corner.
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I totally believe it. I don't listen to him but there were extenuating circumstances behind that statistic.

1. Pace of play - clearly the plan the whole year was to limit the exposure for Sayin, which resulted in a slower pace of play for Ohio State. Expect that to change.

2. Efficiency - they were hyper efficient on offense until the Indiana game. That matters in the equation - more effective plays and results typically equals fewer plays overall.
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2026 tOSU Offense Discussion

Captain Buckeye
Heard on the Zach Smith podcast that we threw less deep balls as an offense than Michigan threw last year. This despite Julian being the best deep ball thrower in the country.

With as good of a running game as we have with a good offensive line. We should be absolutely diabolical on play action.

I have a feeling Chris Henry and JJ will eat teams up down the field. Then Boyd, Parker, Mcquin, and Innis will eat teams up underneath.

I can’t believe we are right around the corner.
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AI slop….i think
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'27 TN SF Isaiah Malachi Jordan (Verbal Offer)

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Buckeyes offer Georgia receiver, make the cut for five-star basketball target

The Buckeyes offer their latest 2028 athlete by way of Georgia and make the cut for a five-star basketball target
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Buckeyes make cut for 5-star forward​

Moving to the hardwood, Ohio State basketball saw some good news in their favor on Wednesday when five-star Malachi Jordan’s (Fort Lauderdale, Florida/Prolific Prep) latest update in his recruitment was shared. A 6-foot-7, 225-pound small forward, Jordan is the
Moving to the hardwood, Ohio State basketball received some positive news Wednesday when five-star forward Malachi Jordan shared the latest update in his recruitment.

The 6-foot-7, 225-pound prospect from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, who plays for Prolific Prep, is ranked as the No. 13 player nationally and No. 3 small forward in the 2027 class, according to the 247Sports Composite. With more than 20 offers to his name, Jordan has now narrowed his recruitment to eight schools, and Ohio State remains firmly in the mix.

The Buckeyes are joined by Alabama, Kansas, UConn, Tennessee, USC, Vanderbilt, and Washington among Jordan’s finalists. There is still plenty of work left to be done against a loaded group of contenders, but making the initial cut is an encouraging sign for Jake Diebler and his staff.
Jordan appears ready to begin moving closer toward a decision, and Ohio State has to feel good about where it currently stands as his recruitment enters its next stage.

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