Login to view embedded media No kidding, the strength of this offense was supposed to be the OL and RBs. They "beat" OSU for both of their RBs, and outbid the country for Hiter. At least Moore had what looked like a more strong one sided offense. But with neither being the leading rusher and only combining for 59yds and 0tds, that's a TERRIBLE look for Whittingham. The man who's offensive style was supposed to be perfect for the outdated scUM ground and pound

Login to view embedded media On the other hand, OSU worked out their 1st half kinks and had 2 explosive runs that I'm sure scUM was expecting from Marshall and Hiter.

Can’t have missed tackles on the road; difference between 3 yards and 12 yards or 13 vs 40.

Lock it down

Just random wondering. If tsun is really trying to cultivate some type of Wexner relationship with Ellison for a big payday for the university at large, do they pressure Whittingham not to bench Larry's pet qb.

I’m confident in our guys vs Manning. They showed a lot of energy getting to after the QB and he'll be a LOT easier to bring down than Ball's. Could we pick him up in the portal next year as a FB? Talk about a red zone threat.

@BB73 I propose that @Gizmo deserves one honorary point for that. Well done.

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Best of luck kid, but not beating them allegations of laziness and inconsistent

RugbyBuck said:

I had no issues with the defense. They got after it, especially the DL, which is going to be filthy, and any other QB is down multiple times. How do you sack a 250lb fire hydrant that can move like that? I thought they did a great job.

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The 1st 2 wks of the OSU season, this defense will face 2 the most athletic QBs on the roster

It may seem over the top, but that ridiculous situation is going to indirectly impact Ohio State at Texas.

It will be a Big 10 crew.

They’re going to be extremely cautious to not look biased.

What should have been a small (or maybe large?) advantage has turned into a massive disadvantage.

We’d be better off with neutral referees at this point.

The Big 10 has ruined its reputation….and for what??? A very mediocre Michigan team. Just an embarrassing situation all around.

jwinslow said:

Meyer is a more versatile and superior coach for more situations in college, but he burns out himself and his effectiveness.

Day is a superior CEO/coach, both in longevity and adaptability. Considerably different leader as well, particularly on the hiring and delegation front.

There's a giant schematic advantage too heavily in Ryan's favor. They both have flaws there, but Ryan is not stuck in another decade.

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It would be interesting to see Meyer in the NIL/Portal era though. I think he would burn out even faster

osuvictory1 said:

I hope he kicks ass!

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Got his opportunity and made the most of it, can't be prouder of him! He even had this loyal Ole Miss fan worried

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Hot damn just checked the Louisville-Ole Miss score and saw Lincoln balled out. Ryan Day knows him some QBs man.

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She’s lucky they didn’t bring out the piss balloons

Dabo spreading the real Gospel after lsu spread Clemson’s cheeks open!

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If Brohm is wondering why his team keeps losing close games, being undisiciplined and stupid AF seems like the answer.