pnuts34 said:

Yeah, but idk if his backup would've fared much better against that Tejas defense

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Probably not. It seems, with the benefit of hindsight, that playing Mateer was likely to set back his recovery without a commensurate increase in Oklahoma’s chance of beating Texas. I’m wondering if Oklahoma let their desire to beat Texas cloud their judgement about starting Mateer going into the game.

After leaving the Ohio State football program, these coaches are living nightmares​

These coaches might be thinking twice after deciding to leave the Ohio State football program.



The Ohio State football team continued its undefeated streak after taking down the Illini on the road 34-16. They continue to be the top-ranked team in the country and look like an absolute juggernaut. As good as the team that won the national championship was last year, this one might be better.

It's hard to have it better than the Ohio State Buckeyes right now. They are the favorites to win the national championship, and no one has really challenged them up to this point. They are a total nightmare for opposing teams to face because of how dominant they are.

Two coaches decided to leave the Buckeyes in the last couple of years in order to pursue opportunities that they believed were better. Tony Alford left for Michigan, and Jim Knowles left for Penn State. Both have to be regretting their decisions to leave Columbus.

Two former coaches have to regret leaving the Ohio State football program after nightmare seasons​

Knowles' defense got torn up for the third straight week as Penn State lost at home to Northwestern. It's the third straight loss for them, knocking them out of any chance to make the College Football Playoff. The Buckeyes wanted him back, but have clearly upgraded the defensive coordinator spot by hiring Matt Patricia.

Tony Alford left the Buckeyes high and dry last spring during spring practice. He decided to leave for Michigan, becoming the ultimate traitor. That move looked stupid after Carlos Locklyn became the new running backs coach and won the national championship last season.

Alford just watched his team lose to USC, which means both times TTUN has played a good team this year, they have come up empty. His running backs were only able to muster 3.5 yards per carry against the Trojans, which means he's not doing a great job.

Ohio State football fans are glad both coaches are gone. Knowles will always have a soft spot in fans' hearts due to his helping the Buckeyes win a title, but Alford has no love in Columbus. He's the ultimate traitor, and it's sweet to watch him fail with TTUN.

Just sayin': Ohio State (football program and fans) hasn't missed either of these 2 assistant coaches at all; in fact, they are now actually better off with their replacements. However, do you think either one (or both) now regrets leaving?

colobuck79 said:

TLDR

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I'm sure you read all the parts that are worth reading.

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Jaxbuck said:

Helfrich 2.0

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He at least won a playoff game

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Thank god he didn’t try to say Jaxon Smith-Njigba. That could have really gone sideways.

Texas did beat #6 previously unbeaten Sooners 23-6 today, so …

restless said:

Not sure about you, but my son literally told me he wasn’t going to do something just because i told him to …

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I'm 54 and just told my wife of 30 years the other day "you know damn well if you tell me not to do it, I'm going to do it"

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This better not come down to the tie breakers.

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You are safe. I will finish in 8th place.

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Just sayin': A good days work.....13 carries, 44 (tough) yards, and 2 TDs

Good game, Bert. Now….

Idk if OSU will be able to get this 38yo father of 3 away from his family in LA. He has a mortgage, 2 dogs and the grass needs to be cut

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I think the nepotism rule is a State of Ohio regulation.

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247 national Texas insider Mike Roach has Ohio State as the leader for Taelyn Mayo.

LSU, Ohio State, Texas A&M and Oklahoma are the schools to watch at the moment, but we're told that Ohio State holds the edge for Mayo. The Buckeyes have been talked about as a favorite for Mayo for quite a while, and they've been aggressive in their pursuit.

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