2010 Ohio State Spring Game (Apr 24, 1 ET, BTN)

[EgonSchiele]

Interesting that Keith Wells was the fourth DE taken.

 

[Cincinnatibuck]

Scarlet made a mistake in opening Mike LB, they should of went RB instead since they already had Holman. They let the Grey team get Saine, Herron, and Berry.

 

[Cincinnatibuck]

Interesting that Keith Wells was the fourth DE taken.

Cam was assigned so really he was the 5th DE.

 

[ShakerBuck]

glad to see Adams as first OT taken

agree with Southcampus - surprised Berry was 5th RB taken, must be related to ankle. By all accounts, he had a nice spring

James Jackson going after Joe Cech?

 

[DaddyBigBucks]

The most surprising thing about this to me (so far anyway) is how late the Will LB position was opened. The Scarlet team already had Ross Homan, so they didn't really have a need there; but for the Grey team, they were left with Dorian Bell or Jim Hastings. Rather than jump on Dorian Bell, Gray opened 5 other positions (Center, Safety, WR, DE, and SAM LB) before the Scarlet team opened the Will position.

Did they really think there's a bigger difference between Nate Oliver (over!) Ohrian Johnson at Safety than between Bell and Hastings at Will?

In case you're wondering, Hastings is a 205 lb Mechanical Engineering major.

 

[DaddyBigBucks]

Scarlet made a mistake in opening Mike LB, they should of went RB instead since they already had Holman. They let the Grey team get Saine, Herron, and Berry.

As Homan is the starter at Will, I'm not convinced they should HAVE opened TB instead. The choice there was between Boom and Jordan, and maybe they thought there was a bigger difference between Klein and Whiting.

 

[BigJim]

In case you're wondering, Hastings is a 205 lb Mechanical Engineering major.

I love how that adds to your point

 

[EidoloN]

Any predictions for a crowd turn out?

95,000.

 

[MD Buckeye]

Any predictions for a crowd turn out?

95,000.

Saturday
Showers and thunderstorms likely. Highs in the lower 70s. Lows in the lower 50s. Chance of rain 70 percent.

Might drop the attendance a little

 

[y0yoyoin]

Any predictions for a crowd turn out?

95,000.

if it rains like the forecast says then im going for 77,000

 

[Buckeye86]

Did they really think there's a bigger difference between Nate Oliver (over!) Ohrian Johnson at Safety than between Bell and Hastings at Will?

maybe gray plans on running a nickel defense with two linebackers and Oliver at star

 

[daddyphatsacs]

if it rains like the forecast says then im going for 77,000

I doubt that attendance will even be that high. I'd say closer to 55,000 if it's a washout. If it gets nice, then 77K would be about right. Lots of people bring their kids to the game, so I'd imagine they won't venture out if it's crappy out.

 

[y0yoyoin]

I doubt that attendance will even be that high. I'd say closer to 55,000 if it's a washout. If it gets nice, then 77K would be about right. Lots of people bring their kids to the game, so I'd imagine they won't venture out if it's crappy out.

yah your probably right...one factor i am taking into account are the people who stay home because the first round of the NFL draft is on saturday...since its on thursday and only rounds 4-7 are on saturday maybe more people show up

 

[H_Worth]

ive never been to the shoe. where is a good place to sit to get a good view of everything... usually the 50 yard line is the best but usually each stadium has a sweet spot somewhere within... any ideas?

 

[Mr_Burns]

ive never been to the shoe. where is a good place to sit to get a good view of everything... usually the 50 yard line is the best but usually each stadium has a sweet spot somewhere within... any ideas?

I usually try to avoid B Deck, simply because it's underneath C Deck and you feel kind of restricted. Of course, it's the place to be if it's raining. Anything in A Deck or C Deck between the 30s is my preference.