It was frustrating to watch, their final scoring drive was basically Charles White running behind future NFL Hall-of-Famer Anthony Munoz, and the Bucks couldn’t stop it.
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Munoz was the GOAT.
But the entire USC line were 1st or 2nd round draft picks.
One of the greatest o-lines in college football history.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
OHIO STATE MOTIVATED TO PROVE IT CAN PLAY PHYSICAL, TOUGH FOOTBALL IN ROSE BOWL AGAINST UTAH
The Ohio State football team has heard the criticism since its 42-27 loss to Michigan at the end of November.
One narrative has been repeated more than any other in the three-plus weeks since that game: They’re soft. They aren’t physical. Michigan offensive coordinator Josh Gattis poured gasoline on that fire when he said Ohio State is “not a tough team” in a radio appearance just days after the Wolverines’ win.
The Buckeyes heard those comments, and at least some of them agree Michigan was the more physical team. Ohio State linebacker Steele Chambers said Gattis “was right,” because he “personally thought we played pretty soft.” Ohio State defensive end Jack Sawyer offered a similar sentiment, saying “maybe we weren’t playing as tough as we should.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ical-tough-football-in-rose-bowl-against-utah
The Ohio State football team has heard the criticism since its 42-27 loss to Michigan at the end of November.
One narrative has been repeated more than any other in the three-plus weeks since that game: They’re soft. They aren’t physical. Michigan offensive coordinator Josh Gattis poured gasoline on that fire when he said Ohio State is “not a tough team” in a radio appearance just days after the Wolverines’ win.
The Buckeyes heard those comments, and at least some of them agree Michigan was the more physical team. Ohio State linebacker Steele Chambers said Gattis “was right,” because he “personally thought we played pretty soft.” Ohio State defensive end Jack Sawyer offered a similar sentiment, saying “maybe we weren’t playing as tough as we should.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ical-tough-football-in-rose-bowl-against-utah
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Gunlife
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I am to young to give a correct take on this. I will say the Pace pancake video on YouTube is awsome viewing.
My dad loved Monoz. Still has a old calendar with him taking on two guys at once. He swears he could do that all day. He almost reverses him as Highly as WOODY.
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I was at a public event getting my Bengals team helmet signed by Charlie Joiner, and I asked him “can you fit your sig in right there next to Anthony Munoz?” And he just looked at me and said “I’ll do anything next to Anthony Munoz”
Respect from your peers, yo.
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If you're talking college, I can go with Pace (Munoz was injured quite a bit).
If you're talking pros, it's Munoz.
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I was saying the same. Pace was a better run blocker but Munoz could also glide for a huge man which made him a phenomenal pass blocker. Both were total package though and getting compared to either is about the best comment anyone could give you
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Strange we aren't hearing much about the bowl practices. Used to hear about guys making moves during this time but it's been suspiciously quiet.
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