GovTressel
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We have been spoiled with some great blocking TEs over the past 20 years
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GovTressel
Heisman
Fade to MHJ should be #1 option near the goaline every game. It's one of those plays where it doesn't matter if they know it's coming. You can play out of formations where he cannot be doubled.Ryan Day thinking about short yardage situations now that Devin Brown is out:
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For as bad as it looked at times, it is worth noting that the 5.9 yards per play the Buckeyes gained last night were the most the Badgers have given up all year
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
Re-watching the Wisky game and some of the holes that the Offensive line was creating are pretty impressive. I'm in my 60's I could run through some of those holes. Granted, I would be winded by the time I reached the line of scrimmage, and would probably pull a hamstring along the way, but just saying..
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Buckeye86
I do not choose to discuss it
Bump.
We should hire Rutgers’ TE coach.
Edit: At the very least, can we call plays that don’t require really hard blocks (ie stretch) from the TEs? That last drive looked okay.
We do need to bring someone in who can teach the TEs blocking technique. I swear they just lean on people half the time. Punch the hands into the chest, grab the middle of their shoulder pads and drive through them to hide the holding—exactly like their TEs do.
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Before the offense and McCord get butchered by fans, let’s do a little comparison with our rivals up north. They get to play Rutgers early on in the season in Ann Arbor. After the 1st half, scUM is leading 14-7, and the 2nd scUM TD comes 1min and a half left in the 1st half. They beat Rutgers 31-7, with 3 offensive TDs, 1 pick 6 and 1 FG.
On the road, the Buckeyes play Rutgers and end the 1st half down 9-7 to Rutgers. OSU scores 28 in the 2nd half: 3 offensive TDs(Marvin is going to be a CFB all timer, not just OSU legend) and 1 pick 6.
The national narrative is that scUM is a hard nose team, while OSU struggles. McCarthy goes 16-21 214yds TD and is the next John Elway. McCord goes 19-26 189yds 3TDs INT and is the worst QB in OSU history. im not saying that McCord is an amazing QB, but I do think he’s good enough to beat scUm and win an NC. He doesnt make the stupid hero plays that many QBs try. We don’t need Vince Young, Cam Newton or Johnny Football, a title can be won with a game manager. He just needs to make the right play at the right time and they will continue to roll.
On the road, the Buckeyes play Rutgers and end the 1st half down 9-7 to Rutgers. OSU scores 28 in the 2nd half: 3 offensive TDs(Marvin is going to be a CFB all timer, not just OSU legend) and 1 pick 6.
The national narrative is that scUM is a hard nose team, while OSU struggles. McCarthy goes 16-21 214yds TD and is the next John Elway. McCord goes 19-26 189yds 3TDs INT and is the worst QB in OSU history. im not saying that McCord is an amazing QB, but I do think he’s good enough to beat scUm and win an NC. He doesnt make the stupid hero plays that many QBs try. We don’t need Vince Young, Cam Newton or Johnny Football, a title can be won with a game manager. He just needs to make the right play at the right time and they will continue to roll.
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sg86
Heisman
The more I watch the offense, the more I'm certain the weak spot is Hinzman. He's just getting bullied constantly. His snaps are inconsistent. He's just not good. I think the guard play looks worse than it is because of Hinzman.
The guards aren't getting to the second level because Hinzman isn't getting primary leverage on the DT. He should be locking a guy up so the guard can chip and move to the second level but he's allowing the DT to engage the guard and keep them occupied.
I'd be interested in seeing Jones at C, Fryar at RG and Montgomery or someone else at RT.
The guards aren't getting to the second level because Hinzman isn't getting primary leverage on the DT. He should be locking a guy up so the guard can chip and move to the second level but he's allowing the DT to engage the guard and keep them occupied.
I'd be interested in seeing Jones at C, Fryar at RG and Montgomery or someone else at RT.
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1926Buckeyes
Head Coach
Maybe at the end of September, but not right now. I thought Jones had already tried center and it didn't work.
Is what it is right now. I do think he and the OL have gotten better (with help from Henderson). Next big jump I could expect would be Bowl/CFP practice.
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
I believe Jones might have played some Center against Sparty and Vihami filled in at right guard. That could be the answer going forward.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
OFFENSE
Scoring offense: 33.3 points per game - 30th nationally, 3rd in the Big Ten (Last week: 32.8 points per game - 33rd nationally, 3rd in the Big Ten)Passing offense: 290.2 yards per game - 19th nationally, 1st in the Big Ten (Last week: 283.2 yards per game - 25th nationally, 1st in the Big Ten)
Rushing offense: 138.6 yards per game - 90th nationally, 8th in the Big Ten (Last week: 134.33 yards per game - 90th nationally, 7th in the Big Ten)
Total offense: 428.8 yards per game - 36th nationally, 1st in the Big Ten (Last week: 417.6 yards per game - 46th nationally, 2nd in the Big Ten)
Third down conversion: 44.09 percent - 31st nationally, 3rd in the Big Ten (Last week: 43.97 percent - 35th nationally, 3rd in the Big Ten)
Red zone conversions: 83.33 percent - tied for 72nd nationally, 9th in the Big Ten (Last week: 83.33 percent - tied for 70th nationally, 10th in the Big Ten)
Sacks allowed: 17 - tied for 47th nationally, tied for 5th in the Big Ten (Last week: 17 - tied for 56th nationally, tied for 7th in the Big Ten)
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this is the most glaring to me...
Red zone conversions: 83.33 percent - tied for 72nd nationally, 9th in the Big Ten (Last week: 83.33 percent - tied for 70th nationally, 10th in the Big Ten)
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