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Meyer's two losses to Clemson and VT were terrible and much worse compared to any of Day's losses (maybe except that championship loss to Bama). I hope leadership emerges and Sayin can right the ship from now on.

I stand corrected on using "much better" and would like to rephrase it as "better than the 1-point suggested." JJ's first drop was a timing issue, and he barely turned when the ball touched his hand. I blame the Texas pass rush. The defender had his arms on JJ when the second ball hit his...

Warning: you may want to avoid reading this post because it almost definitely will do the opposite of alleviating your pain. When I was watching last Saturday, I couldn't help having the thoughts that the Horns were a much better team and the Buckeyes were good, but with the assistance of a lot...

The most encouraging thing to me was that I didn't see a visible drop-off when the third string was on the field. Can't say I've ever seen this in a college team.

My thought too

Wisconsin is tough

Shut.

The hail Mary throw is way out bounds. Lmfao

Stanford is actually decent, with too many mistakes. But Miami looks good. Toney hype is starting.

I think JJ was handing off to Klare to block, and the latter didn't get the idea. It seems like in the coaches' minds, two blockers made that play double lock, and it backfired.

Covid didn’t help the bucks either. That game was just the oddest of all the bad luck Day endured in my book.

Miami deserves credit. But without that int TD, buckeyes were in ok position. And that play was not on coaches. Either JJ or Klare should have at least slowed Keionte Scott. Miami won that game on the back of their dline, I’m not sure how much in game adjustments Day could’ve done.

The good thing is any comparison between these two will be as fair as it gets and neither will have any excuses.

I didn't pay much attention to Hoover, but I did watch a bit more of Nico. To be fair, Max did say it was difficult to evaluate Sayin. It almost feels like Julian is that rich kid who has everything at his disposal and was only asked not to screw up. I think he did a great job with that...

Some fair points were made in this video. The good thing is Julian will have plenty of chances to prove himself this season.

Seriously WTF was the deal about that pedicure question? Julian looks great in press conferences, just an all-around great young man. Can’t wait for the season to start.

I love watching these two, Tony and Tom, and enjoying their bid heads, broad smiles, and brotherly chemistry.

Affirmative. They have a YouTube channel called Buckeye Insiders

I found Tony and Tom's this episode fascinating and think it's worth a thread here in The Planet. (Those who wear pants feel free to do with this thread, edit, combine, delete, add a poll, or whatever you see fit.)