3yardsandacloud
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Did you make this visual wonder of joy?
Yes ... well Charles Shultz took care of the hard part. :-)
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Did you make this visual wonder of joy?
Clemson also refused to cover the tight end at any point in the contest.
Yes ... well Charles Shultz took care of the hard part. :-)
The passing game. Slowing down Clemson and getting at least one pick. Barrett hitting at least two passes each half greater than thirty five yards down field, to keep Clemson from crowding the LOS.
I updated the little spreadsheet on OSU's record under Meyer by scoring total. I feel this is the best way to look at it because Urban has an offense first philosophy.
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Key to the game you ask? Score 30+ is always going to be my response.
I think the distribution of points scored over the years is worth looking at as well;
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Keep in mind two of those 30+ wins in 2016 came in OT. The offense has clearly regressed but the defense, save 2013, that they put on the field is good enough to win anytime you score 30+
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No one has scored more than 30 vs an OSU defense since 'Bama in the '14 Sugar Bowl
Nothing earth shattering but interesting to see none the less
Good strategery. I also think it makes sense not because offense is a priority but more because the defenses are good and he has a balanced offense/defense attackI look at that first table and it says to me, in order to win, hire Urban as your coach.
Here's hoping. But as I'm sure you already know, Clemson was the one team to beat Meyer at OSU when OSU scored that many points.I updated the little spreadsheet on OSU's record under Meyer by scoring total. I feel this is the best way to look at it because Urban has an offense first philosophy.
View attachment 14612
Key to the game you ask? Score 30+ is always going to be my response.
I think the distribution of points scored over the years is worth looking at as well;
View attachment 14613
Keep in mind two of those 30+ wins in 2016 came in OT. The offense has clearly regressed but the defense, save 2013, that they put on the field is good enough to win anytime you score 30+
View attachment 14614
No one has scored more than 30 vs an OSU defense since 'Bama in the '14 Sugar Bowl
Nothing earth shattering but interesting to see none the less
Here's hoping. But as I'm sure you already know, Clemson was the one team to beat Meyer at OSU when OSU scored that many points.