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Ohio State's players will battle through 21 more preseason practices before playing No. 1 Texas on Aug. 30, with camp day five coming on Tuesday.
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Ohio State's players will battle through 21 more preseason practices before playing No. 1 Texas on Aug. 30, with camp day five coming on Tuesday.
Captain Buckeye
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So far I like what I hear.
People have said a ton of great things about the OL depth but from the sounds of it our DL has given the OL some headaches. They’ve talked about how it’s a battle with sometimes the OL getting the best of them etc so that’s great to hear.
Also great to hear that this secondary is really really good. To the point where there’s not much there down the field and that’s lead to a ton of shorter throws for the QB.
I think the scheme is different enough on defense that it’s been tough for the offense to matchup up. Like it’s been mentioned there’s some experience on defense but should also be noted that the personnel packages (and better utilizing some other players) has got to be tough for the offense.
For example, throwing Downs at nickel, Hicks off the edge, Styles blitzing, Reese coming off the edge, and then obviously the rush men looks. That’s a lot of velocity and speed out there. This defense while not as experienced as last years seems to be more dynamic. There’s no substitute for speed.
People have said a ton of great things about the OL depth but from the sounds of it our DL has given the OL some headaches. They’ve talked about how it’s a battle with sometimes the OL getting the best of them etc so that’s great to hear.
Also great to hear that this secondary is really really good. To the point where there’s not much there down the field and that’s lead to a ton of shorter throws for the QB.
I think the scheme is different enough on defense that it’s been tough for the offense to matchup up. Like it’s been mentioned there’s some experience on defense but should also be noted that the personnel packages (and better utilizing some other players) has got to be tough for the offense.
For example, throwing Downs at nickel, Hicks off the edge, Styles blitzing, Reese coming off the edge, and then obviously the rush men looks. That’s a lot of velocity and speed out there. This defense while not as experienced as last years seems to be more dynamic. There’s no substitute for speed.
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Captain Buckeye
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Anyone else think Sayin looks like Gordon Bombay from mighty ducks?
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