Captain Buckeye
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Surely this is the hammer. Once again, these internet morons need to just go away.
Nothing will happen to these guys.
Nothing will happen to these guys.
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2026 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan
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What are you talking about?
All the evidence to hammer the cheaters was absolutely there, the NCAA chickened out and bought the bullshit crybaby story TCUN presented.
The new coaching staff cheating already isn't anything that should be ignored either - but who cares if the NCAA does anything, they are largely irrelevant now. It just shows this nice guy bullshit is just an absolute farce, the whittinghams are just as bad as the booger eaters and Moores....
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They aren't even trying to sunshine pump him this year lol. Anyone who's not a total scUM friendly who's seen him have all came to the same conclusion (he has a lot of flaws in his game) of course DFBIA laughs this off as "just haters" and thinks all is well because Whittingham said he has been "A+ in practice". Of course no coach is going to come out and say his QB might suck.
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Buckeye86
I do not choose to discuss it
As I said in the Arch Manning thread, rewatching the Citrus Bowl is a lot of fun for an Ohio State fan because Manning and Underwood both sucked.
Knowing the final score, you think to yourself towards the end of the game “how did UM lose this so badly?” and then you get to watch Underwood completely implode when the OC has to ask him to throw more because they’re running out of time.
And to repeat from the other thread, the only reason Texas took advantage is because they were able to do the opposite and resorted to QB runs with Manning in crunch time.
It really is encouraging to watch from an “I hope Ohio State’s opponents aren’t good” perspective.
Knowing the final score, you think to yourself towards the end of the game “how did UM lose this so badly?” and then you get to watch Underwood completely implode when the OC has to ask him to throw more because they’re running out of time.
And to repeat from the other thread, the only reason Texas took advantage is because they were able to do the opposite and resorted to QB runs with Manning in crunch time.
It really is encouraging to watch from an “I hope Ohio State’s opponents aren’t good” perspective.
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Texas basically whole secondary and 2 of their better DL players sat the game out. Underwood was still only able to go 23/42 for 199 yards and threw 3 INTs. 4.7 Yards Per Attempt. This was the "FRESHMAN NEVER BEFORE SEEN!" against a MASH Unit after playing a whole season and having a month to prepare for this game.
I don't think Arch is terrible but he's not great, he's just "ok". His best performances in SEC play were against Vanderbilt (118th in Pass D) and Arkansas (104th in pass D) of course. He's got enough ability to shine against bad defenses, but he really shows to be just an ok type QB when thrown in front of Ds with some sort of ability.
Even if you give him the benefit of the doubt about the Ohio State game. The only other top 25 pass D he faced was Texas A&M the last week of the regular season. In that game he went 14/29 for 179 yards 1 TD and 0 INT. He was not that good against UGA either (27/43 251 Yards 1 TD 1 INT). He was bad in the loss to Florida (16/29 263 yards 2 TD 2 INT) and almost helped them lose to Kentucky (12/27 132 yards 0 TD 0 INT)
Based on his actual performance, If Manning wasn't on the back of his jersey he wouldn't be getting near the hype he gets.
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23 completions and still less than 200 yards?
I didn't get to watch that game live, but I know what I'm doing later today.
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23 completions and still less than 200 yards?
I didn't get to watch that game live, but I know what I'm doing later today.
It's even funnier when you look at who was plugged into the secondary for Texas after their flood of opt outs.
Wardell Mack, who had registered just 6 tackles in 2 seasons and was mostly a special teams player
Warren Robinson, 15 tackles in 2 years, same as Mack, primarily a special teams player (though he got some more garbage time play than Mack)
Garceson Littleton, a true freshman who had played a good amount, but the opt outs pushed him from 3rd/4th corner to #1 corner.
Xavier Filsaime, plugged into starting safety due to the opt out of Michael Taafee. Mostly garbage time/spot duty throughout his career, stats of 21 tackles in 2 seasons to that point.
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