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martinss01
blissfully stupid
ThirdGenBuckeye;1576282; said:
believe that was posey. went for a 3 yrd loss as i recall but he definitely gets points for coming back to his qb's aide. i really think maturity is a big factor in the break down drill and its an area that sanzo has really shined.
thats what i figured. just too green to know where to go. they'll figure it out.
IYE2;1576319; said:
we've ran it several times. it just so happened most of those plays didn't end nearly as well. :p
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I do not, but a beard like that can strengthen any team's resolve...leroyjenkins;1576404; said:
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lvbuckeye;1576704; said:
Not the best kept of secrets. The guy dresses in scarlet every time he takes the field.
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NateG;1576708; said:
Not true. RichRod has them all up at UM.
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leroyjenkins
Choose positivity
jwinslow;1576529; said:
That guy works for the university in some compacity. Everytime I would cheer a game at the Schott, he was involved with the team's equipment or something. He is an awesome guy who happens to be deaf. He has been with the university for a LONG time. I dont remember his name, but that is a great pic of a great Buckeye!!
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JimsSweaterVest;1576506; said:
BB73?
I'm often mistaken for the guy in that picture, but #97 on the bench is actually Cameron Heyward.
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CalvinistBuck
I don't mind being called a liar when I am lying.
After making a list of observations regarding the offense vs. Minnie, I am encouraged that there were more positive than negative.
As was discussed (and predicted) prior to the game, TP ran a lot more plays under center. The running game improved and TP was able to sell the play-action better in that formation.
Despite their hardships as a unit (injuries, health, criticism), the O-line did a pretty good job in pass protection. TP actually went through several reads a few times and the line helped make that possible.
Speaking of the QB, his mechanics seemed better on average (e.g., stepping into his throws). However, consistency/accuracy is still an issue. He made a few tremendous throws and a few that were just plain bad. Overall, his decision-making seemed better and perhaps that becomes easier with better protection and playing with a lead.
Too early to make Keith Byars comparisons, but seeing #41 rumble up the middle was gratifying. Seeing our fullbacks whiff on quite a few blocks this season, do we see Jermil Martin being used along a healthy Boom or Saine?
While hindsight may suggest that the Bucks gave up on the running game too soon against Purdue, it was good to see a balanced attack that didn't forsake the run and allow the defense to dictate what the offense can and can't do.
Despite the fact that I still hope for more sustained drives, improvement in the (short/quick) passing game, greater success in the red-zone, and better blocking by the receivers, the glass is definitely half-full for tOSU offense.
As was discussed (and predicted) prior to the game, TP ran a lot more plays under center. The running game improved and TP was able to sell the play-action better in that formation.
Despite their hardships as a unit (injuries, health, criticism), the O-line did a pretty good job in pass protection. TP actually went through several reads a few times and the line helped make that possible.
Speaking of the QB, his mechanics seemed better on average (e.g., stepping into his throws). However, consistency/accuracy is still an issue. He made a few tremendous throws and a few that were just plain bad. Overall, his decision-making seemed better and perhaps that becomes easier with better protection and playing with a lead.
Too early to make Keith Byars comparisons, but seeing #41 rumble up the middle was gratifying. Seeing our fullbacks whiff on quite a few blocks this season, do we see Jermil Martin being used along a healthy Boom or Saine?
While hindsight may suggest that the Bucks gave up on the running game too soon against Purdue, it was good to see a balanced attack that didn't forsake the run and allow the defense to dictate what the offense can and can't do.
Despite the fact that I still hope for more sustained drives, improvement in the (short/quick) passing game, greater success in the red-zone, and better blocking by the receivers, the glass is definitely half-full for tOSU offense.
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