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Looking over stats of the P4 conferences ....
Points allowed this season.
Ohio State 65
The next closest five teams. Almost double the amount ....
Indiana. 121
Iowa 123
Oregon 124
Texas Tech. 126
Okie Sooners. 127
Brillant !!
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BuckeyeBiz
Heisman
There are likely a few dozen teams who gave up more points in 1 game this season. Pretty insane even if our schedule hasn’t been as competitive as we thought it would be. Went from championship level defense last year to dynasty level!
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Nine straight games holding opponents to less than 100 yards rushing. Last team to do that was ‘98. Looking at that stat against TCUN:
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MGMT
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Is there any data out there on the corners? I am curious to know how many times Matthew’s has been targeted and what his allowed completion % is.
He hasn’t gotten much public praise because there’s an obscene amount of national limelight on Reese, Doens and to an extent Styles — but Matthew’s at times you almost wouldn’t know was on this team unless you’re a fan.
I have a sneaking suspicion his numbers look insanely good.
He hasn’t gotten much public praise because there’s an obscene amount of national limelight on Reese, Doens and to an extent Styles — but Matthew’s at times you almost wouldn’t know was on this team unless you’re a fan.
I have a sneaking suspicion his numbers look insanely good.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Proof Points From Ohio State’s Blowout Win Over Rutgers, Presented by High Bank Distillery
Ohio State's run defense does something the Buckeyes have never done before, Bo Jackson runs wild and Max Klare has his best game of the season.
Let's take a look at some Proof Points from Ohio State's win over Rutgers to advance to 11-0 on the season:
66 Rushing Yards
Ohio State's defense is dominant; we already knew that. The Silver Bullets proved that yet again against Rutgers. After holding Rutgers to just 66 yards on the ground, this season's version of the Buckeyes' defense has now done something that has never been done before in program history, as OSU has now held 10 straight opponents to less than 100 rushing yards.
Overall, the Scarlet Knights had a top-40 offense entering the game and were held to just 147 total yards and nine points.
Not only did OSU dominate against the run, but Rutgers – who had a top-25 passing attack entering the day – only had 81 yards through the air, as Athan Kaliakmanis completed just 10 of 20 passes in the game.
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Take out all the 4th quarters where we gave up garbage yards and points and those numbers would look unbelievable
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