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Re Klare: he hasn’t really blown anyone’s hair back this year. I would be kind of surprised if he left tbh.
Re Klare: he hasn’t really blown anyone’s hair back this year. I would be kind of surprised if he left tbh.
I think it spoke volumes when Klare had to admit that JJ had to take him under his wing and train with him to get him up the level OSU expects from their players. It just goes to show that there are intensity and practice levels at different programs. And also, the greats have a different intensity and strive for greatness that many don’t have and they want to play with push others to be great.Spot on. He’s likely holding out hope that he can get some big catches in the playoffs and a 5-7th round draft grade. Likely not going to happen, needs to stick around another year and work himself into a day 2 draftee.
Cory Heatherman would be a fool to think he’s seen everything the OSU offense can do in the regular season. Heck, just using the IU game would be foolish enough. I predict an aggressive, hyper focused Day aka Cocaine Day will make his appearance in the playoffsA big frustration of the fans watching has been the amount of 13 and 14 personnel that Ohio State has played. Particularly against Indiana, the Buckeyes took Jeremiah Smithand Carnell Tate off the field a few times in favor of the “jumbo tight end sets”.
I am told that the staff took a “long and hard look in the mirror” following the loss to IU and agreed with that sentiment that the 13/14 “isn’t the way to go”. That’s not to say Ohio State will completely get rid of that scheme, but from what I have gathered, it’s not going to be the “go to” or viewed as “the fix” to the red-zone/short-yardage struggles.
I’d expect to see Ohio State change things up a bit and maybe have some new wrinkles when they take the field against Miami on December 31 and find themselves in similar situations.
Juck and Tengwall with a great breakdown of the Miami defense
I think Sayin can pick them apart with quick out routes, slants, seams and screens. I can see the TEs being a factor to attack the middle of the field, because I can see blitzing LBs to try and keep pressure on Sayin. I think screens can neutralize Bain and Mesidor as once they collapse down on Sayin, the below is thrown behind them and forces the DBs and LBs to tackle in space.Jesus Christ,
Thanks for positing this was great.
Their DL is holistically better than ours I think. I love our crew but they absolutely don’t generate pressure like that. They held their own against UT and IU, but that front is on another planet.
I really hope Day is working with Sayin on a lot of intermediate stuff because that ball needs to get the fuck out of there. That’s one of the best overall units in the country regardless of position and can take over games.
Hopefully Jackson can get some tough yards.
Yeah I don't think it was the pressure that got to Sayin as much. As not being sure what he was looking at plus the pressure. Either one on it's own and we would have fine. Not knowing what he was looking at would have resulted in him being slower and essentially reverting to see man open throw to open man. Pressure with no confusion would have resulted in him getting it out quick with the right answers negating most of the pressure.I think Sayin can pick them apart with quick out routes, slants, seams and screens. I can see the TEs being a factor to attack the middle of the field, because I can see blitzing LBs to try and keep pressure on Sayin. I think screens can neutralize Bain and Mesidor as once they collapse down on Sayin, the below is thrown behind them and forces the DBs and LBs to tackle in space.