Agreed, at this point IDC who's recruiting the OL, just let the person who can relate to OL recruits get on the trail with Frye. Whatever Urban did with Warriner(who was a known terrible and lazy recruiter) to still land top OL recruits, utilize that method. Frye has shown that he can't recruit at the highest level OOS. If Hartline, Bailey and Lock need to help, then have them meet Frye on the trail. Many of the recruits at other positions go to schools close to these OL recruits, or are at the same school. Just tag team. This shouldn't be a hard method for a school like OSU. I can't believe that other schools weren't doing the same. No way do I believe a guy like Stud was left on the trail by himself at past stops. And Frye has to realize he's no longer at UCLA, settling for projects shouldn't be his strategy. And whiffing on HS recruits, there should be a quick pivot to finding what OL are available in the Portal. I can think of at least 5 OL with midwest ties that would've made better 2nd string LT options than MichalskiYes please.
Bring in Hartline to close!
That was next level bonkers. The announcers wondered if maybe the linesman got confused as to who had the ball, because there was a weird skirmish away from the play between an OL and a DL. Which......ok that explains why you marked the ball where you marked it, but now we need to have a conversation on HOW THE FUCK DO YOU GET CONFUSED AS TO WHO HAD THE BALL?
Big Ten announces another incorrect ruling from Ohio State vs. Nebraska: Buckeye Breakfast
It wasn't a banner day for Big Ten officiating on Saturday.www.cleveland.com
“During Nebraska’s final drive of the first half, on second down with two yards to gain on the Ohio State 39-yard line, the ball was incorrectly spotted after a run by Cornhuskers RB Emmett Johnson,” the statement read. “The ball carrier crossed the 37-yard line and a first down should have been awarded to Nebraska. “Replay should have stopped the game to review the spot since it involved the line-to-gain.”
This officiating crew needs to find their way to the MAC.
