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Lmao I feel like these were the exact same criticisms of Urban when we were getting nuked by Purdue and Iowa.

It probably should be. For all the shit the Pac-12 gets, they've at least won a CFP game and handled themselves pretty well. Oregon beat FSU's ass before admittedly getting boat raced by the Buckeyes while Washington hung tough with an absolutely loaded Bama squad. Every Big 12 playoff game has...

I think USC and TCU probably lose to SCUM but UGA demolishes them. The secret is out on how you beat SCUM and, not only is UGA's secondary better than Illinois and OSU's, but they're better up front as well. The only question is if UGA can score enough. My guess is yes.

Bro JT played better coverage with that INT he dug out of the ground in PSU than the CBs did all year.

A little of column A and a little of column B. 2021 got beat physically. 2022 got beat mentally which is even worse imo and much harder to come back from. Buckeyes need to believe they can beat SCUM again.

I mean Haskins wasn't exactly mobile either. Probably significantly less nimble and slower than Stroud. The difference is when push came to shove, Haskins nutted up and used his legs when he needed to. If the dude can get 5 or 6 yards on a consistent basis when shit breaks down, I'll consider...

Also Tim Walton needs a lot more heat than he's getting imo. CBs have been the weak link all season and is probably the only defensive position group that saw zero improvement.

I place a lot of the offensive woes on a lack of execution rather than play calling imo. There were some BRUTAL drive killing drops Saturday. Stover alone had two awful drops. Saturday happened because of a lack of execution all around imo. Like I knew the CBs were a problem but I never thought...

I mean the one drive Knowles wasn't aggressive was when SCUM had their lone clock eating TD drive. It felt like the plan was to absolutely shut down SCUM's run game and make McCarthy beat you with his arm. Considering McCarthy was absolutely terrible when throwing against man coverage all year...

This. I 100% believe we win that game if Urban was coaching. Just not sure Day has that dog in him.

Defensively I'm tempted to just run the same gameplan. Even with the busts OSU should've been up by 3 TDs at the half, forcing JJ to air it out. Offensively IDK. First half I didn't have a ton of issues with play calling. SCUM was also closer to 100% healthy than OSU was so I can imagine a fully...

Mine. Ever since I moved to North Carolina in 2019 shit's been fucky. I know 2019 was excellent but I didn't move until the end of November so that doesn't count. 2020 to 2022 though? Fuckery.

Tress didn't have the weight of two awful losses hanging over his head. Yesterday it felt like the team was battling the demons of last year as much as they were battling the team before them. This loss feels way worse than last year because I generally thought yesterday's gameplan was pretty...

I mean therein lies the rub. Do YOU have faith Day can beat SCUM at Ann Arbor next year? I certainly don't.

Yup this is a potentially terrifying realization. I think Day cares way more about The Game than Cooper did, but still it feels like the pressure got to him.

Hafley was amazing. I think Knowles in general was a great hire despite the shit today. If the offense does it’s job McCarthy is probably trying to put his team on his back and failing miserably.

This. OSU should've been up 35-17 at halftime the way the played in the first half minimum.

Kirby took a minute to get shit really going too.

Nah I don't think Hardline or Fickell are the guys imo. Fickell I'd be more inclined to hire simply because he took an OSU team that was a mess and came within a Posey overthrow of beating SCUM at the Outhouse. Even still...eh. Like I said, I'm not sure Day is the guy but I'm not sure who else...

I mean Day's offense hasn't even cracked 30 the last two years against SCUM the past two years.