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2026 Fall Camp and Other Tidbits

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Tanner said:
I dont think we are going much of a drop off on defense. I think the DL will be as good if not better. Linebacker will be worse but still good. Obviously the main concern is not having Downs---he basically prevented big plays himself. My biggest concern is the same it is basically every year---the o line
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Just sayin': The guy was a tackling machine. I don't remember ever seeing him ever miss on open field tackle. So far this season they are talking the OL up. May be it will be better. However, the problem with an OL is they are a team within a team. On any given play you can have four guys play like All-Americans and the other one misses his block (the back is tackled for a loss) and hence the entire OL looks bad. The OL is only good as it's weakest link and that weakest link could be a different guy during the same game especially if the defense rotates their personnel around.
 
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One Number That Sums Up Every Big Ten Team in 2026

At least three genuine national title contenders will duke it out for “Midwestern” glory.
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One Number That Sums Up Every Big Ten Team in 2026​

At least three genuine national title contenders will duke it out for “Midwestern” glory.

If you’re tired of the Big Ten rulling the roost in college football, this will not be the year for you.

The conference features a trio of players in the national championship race—defending champ Indiana, Ohio State and Oregon. Michigan, USC and Washington could all make noise, and write off Iowa at your own risk.

The Buckeyes’ games against the Hoosiers (Oct. 17) and Ducks (Nov. 7) will shape the contours of the CFP in its third year under a 12-team format. Here’s a look at one number that will define every Big Ten team’s chances in 2026—from the big three on down.

Ohio State: 94​

That’s the number of games two of the Buckeyes’ coordinators—specifically offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and defensive coordinator Matt Patricia—have led as NFL head coaches. Smith, the Falcons’ old boss, arrives after two years as the Steelers’ offensive coordinator: ex-Lions head coach Patricia returns looking to cement his status as one of the sport’s most inspired coordinator hires of the 2020s.
 
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Just watched the IU camp preview on BTN. We're going to beat that ass by 3 TDs this year and put them back in their place. That ridiculous aberration of a season is over and done with and it's time we get back on top where we belong.

Only area of concern for me is the kicking game yet again. Get that shit fixed and lets roll.
 
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Captain Buckeye said:
Interesting that Luke is pushing Tavian for the back up QB spot too. Birm said it last week and now Day goes out of his way to say he’s serious when he says Luke is doing well.

Also, never doubted for a moment that Bo wasn’t going to be the starter. You just don’t push aside a 1k true freshman rusher.
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Luke pushing for the #2 QB has to be the surprise of Fall camp. Good news and bad news at the same time.
 
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Bestbuck36 said:
Just watched the IU camp preview on BTN. We're going to beat that ass by 3 TDs this year and put them back in their place. That ridiculous aberration of a season is over and done with and it's time we get back on top where we belong.

Only area of concern for me is the kicking game yet again. Get that shit fixed and lets roll.
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They were blessed with 2 QBs who took very good care of the ball the last 2 seasons. This year they have a guy who's been one of the most turnover prone over his career
 
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