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Bosa was a beast against IL...he was in the backfield all day. Glad he's good to go!
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There's holding then there's holding....if you know what I mean....Was it just me or did I see a lot of holding against our D-line rushes.
No, wasn't just you. Stevie Wonder might've overlooked it, but pretty much everybody else caught it.
Bosa injured his neck against Illinois, but Meyer said he's fairly confident that Bosa will be ready to go against Indiana, calling him a "tough hombre." Meyer went on to praise Bosa, saying "everyone will know his name" by the time he leaves Ohio State.
Not even Stevie Wonder could miss holds so bad that they're practically tackling our players.
That final holding call was essentially the refs padding their stats, so when it gets reviewed they can say "No way guys, we did call holding -- see it says so right there "
Whatever, that's part of the game in the Big10. We've gotten away with a few ourselves (hello Roby)
I sure hope you werent implying that Stevie is "as blind as a referee".....No, wasn't just you. Stevie Wonder might've overlooked it, but pretty much everybody else caught it.
Yonder Mountain String Band?There's holding then there's holding....if you know what I mean....
Joey Bosa named a Freshman All-American
Honorable mention all-Big Ten selection selected to two freshman All-American teams
COLUMBUS, Ohio – True freshman defensive lineman Joey Bosa, from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and St. Thomas Aquinas High School, has been named a freshman All-American today by two organizations: The Sporting News and College Football News.
Bosa, a physical and talented performer who has started nine times this season, has registered 39 tackles for the Buckeyes including 12.5 tackles-for-losses totaling 62 yards. He ranks third on the team in TFLs and quarterback sacks (6.5), and he boasts a team-high total of six quarterback hurries. He is tied for sixth in the Big Ten in sacks and he ranks 11th in TFLs.
Named the Big Ten freshman of the week after his two-quarterback sack (-14 yards) game vs. Northwestern that included his recovering a fumble in the end zone, Bosa capped the regular season with two TFLs, including a quarterback sack, and three quarterback pressures in the loss to Michigan State in the Big Ten championship game.
Bosa, named honorable mention all-Big Ten Conference, will enter the Discover Orange Bowl with a tackle for loss in five consecutive games (8.5 total TFLs in that time; -44 yards) and with at least one quarterback sack in four consecutive games.