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Sorry, but pregame expectations don't mean squat when you establish a double digit lead in the 4th quarter and blow it. You gotta finish those, I don't give a damn who the opponent is.
I think the player development, especially in the edge, has been lacking severely for years.
Also tough for me to give LJ too much credit for the Bosas and Chase. They showed flashes of brilliance from the minute they suited up. Watching Zach Harrison, Coop, and Baron actually get better at the...
Yep, yesterday was a diagnosis of the program from top to bottom. The program is stuck in a purgatory of performing below the talent level against elite competition. The ultimate bridesmaid.
Notre Dame and Penn State (any recent season) are not the caliber we're talking about. Day can beat really good teams, just can't beat elite ones, which they're gonna have to do if they wanna win the NC. Nothing about the game tonight makes me think he's gonna just magically fix it all of a sudden.
While I agree that some posters have gone overboard with the vitriol, there's absolutely a reason to be concerned about Day and his teams' ability to get over the hump and beat an elite team.
The goal is to win titles, not be a top 5 team.
Let's stop with the 2014 comparisons, that was a young team getting its feet wet in week 2 after losing its best player (Braxton) just weeks before the season.
This is a veteran team that was supposed to be generational, there are no comparisons.
Unfortunately I think your final paragraph is the true answer. You can bring as many starters back as you want, but when they're not elite, it's not gonna make a difference.
I'm usually more of an optimist but it's less so this game in particular and moreso the trend it represents.
This set of players and coaches have legitimately never won a big game at Ohio State, this was supposed to be the year it all came together and it's just more of the same. All hype, half...
We're not winning shit this year guys, another year, all the sizzle, none of the steak.
It's time to admit it, this is an underachieving program and has been since 2015