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How much tv money has Iowa made in the last decade because they're in the same conference as Ohio State? What the fuck are you doing with all that money if not investing in a winner? Seems to me the other B1G schools should seriously look at appropriation of funds or they might find themselves on the outside looking in
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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
OK, who played against Iowa you ask:
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Five games into the season, Ohio State still hasn’t had to play its starters for a full four quarters.
The Buckeyes kept their starters in longer against Iowa than they did in any of their first four games of the season, but they eventually put backups in the game at every position on offense and defense after pulling away from the Hawkeyes with a dominant third quarter in an eventual 35-7 win.
Sixty-two total Buckeyes saw action against Iowa, one fewer than against Michigan State. Defensive tackle Tyleik Williams returned to action after missing two games with an undisclosed injury, but wide receiver Carnell Tate was held out – even though Ryan Day said he “absolutely could have played” if needed – after he was listed as questionable on the Buckeyes’ pregame status report. Julian Sayin didn’t play against Iowa as Devin
Brown was the only backup quarterback to get into the game while Joshua Padilla saw second-team work at left guard over Luke Montgomery, but everyone else who played against the Spartans also played in some capacity against the Hawkeyes.
Players who saw their roles increase against Iowa included Tegra Tshabola, who played all of the first-team snaps at right guard after rotating with Austin Siereveld for the Buckeyes’ previous two games; Bryson Rodgers, who played the third-most snaps at wide receiver with Tate sidelined; and Arvell Reese, who was on the field for nearly two-thirds of Ohio State’s defensive plays as the Buckeyes had three linebackers on the field for 27 of their 48 defensive snaps.
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Class of 2024 Tracker
Snap Counts: Tegra Tshabola Plays Every First-Team Snap at Right Guard, Bryson Rodgers and Arvell Reese Play Increased Roles Against Iowa
Tegra Tshabola, Bryson Rodgers and Arvell Reese played increased roles as 62 total Ohio State players saw action in the Buckeyes’ 35-7 win over Iowa.
Snap Counts: Tegra Tshabola Plays Every First-Team Snap at Right Guard, Bryson Rodgers and Arvell Reese Play Increased Roles Against Iowa
Five games into the season, Ohio State still hasn’t had to play its starters for a full four quarters.
The Buckeyes kept their starters in longer against Iowa than they did in any of their first four games of the season, but they eventually put backups in the game at every position on offense and defense after pulling away from the Hawkeyes with a dominant third quarter in an eventual 35-7 win.
Sixty-two total Buckeyes saw action against Iowa, one fewer than against Michigan State. Defensive tackle Tyleik Williams returned to action after missing two games with an undisclosed injury, but wide receiver Carnell Tate was held out – even though Ryan Day said he “absolutely could have played” if needed – after he was listed as questionable on the Buckeyes’ pregame status report. Julian Sayin didn’t play against Iowa as Devin
Brown was the only backup quarterback to get into the game while Joshua Padilla saw second-team work at left guard over Luke Montgomery, but everyone else who played against the Spartans also played in some capacity against the Hawkeyes.
Players who saw their roles increase against Iowa included Tegra Tshabola, who played all of the first-team snaps at right guard after rotating with Austin Siereveld for the Buckeyes’ previous two games; Bryson Rodgers, who played the third-most snaps at wide receiver with Tate sidelined; and Arvell Reese, who was on the field for nearly two-thirds of Ohio State’s defensive plays as the Buckeyes had three linebackers on the field for 27 of their 48 defensive snaps.
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Freshman Tracker: Jeremiah Smith Scores in His Fifth Straight Game and Five Redshirts Are Burned
Jeremiah Smith continues rewriting Ohio State's freshman record book and five true freshmen have burned their redshirts.
Freshman Tracker: Jeremiah Smith Scores in His Fifth Straight Game and Five Redshirts Are Burned
Class of 2024 Tracker
| NAME | POS | DEBUT | IOWA STATS | GP | SEASON STATS |
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| JAYLEN McCLAIN | S | Akron | 2 tackles | 5 | 8 tackles, 1 TFL |
| JAMES PEOPLES | RB | Akron | 3 carries, 12 yards | 5 | 35 carries, 153 yards, 2 TD; 1 catch, -2 yards |
| PAYTON PIERCE | LB | Akron | 1 tackle | 5 | 1 tackle |
| AARON SCOTT JR. | CB | Akron | 8 defensive snaps | 5 | 1 PBU |
| JEREMIAH SMITH | WR | Akron | 4 catches, 89 yards, 1 TD; 1 carry 14 yards | 5 | 23 catches, 453 yards, 6 TD; 2 carries, 33 yards, 1 TD |
| EDDRICK HOUSTON | DE | Akron | 3 defensive snaps | 4 | 1 tackle, 2 PBU |
| ERIC MENSAH | DT | Akron | 3 | 4 defensive snaps | |
| DOMINIC KIRKS | DE | Akron | 2 | 5 defensive snaps | |
| NICK McLARTY | P | WMU | 2 | 2 punts, 32.5 average | |
| JULIAN SAYIN | QB | WMU | 2 | 5-7, 84 yards, 1 TD; 1 carry, 5 yards | |
| GARRETT STOVER | LB | Akron | 2 | Special teams | |
| SAM WILLIAMS-DIXON | RB | Akron | 2 | 4 carries, 44 yards | |
| MYLAN GRAHAM | WR | WMU | 1 | 4 offensive snaps | |
| MAX LeBLANC | TE | WMU | 1 | 5 offensive snaps | |
| IAN MOORE | OT | WMU | 1 | 5 offensive snaps | |
| BRYCE WEST | CB | WMU | 1 | Special teams | |
| DORIAN WILLIAMS | WR | WMU | 1 | Special teams | |
| DEONTAE ARMSTRONG | OL | ||||
| DEVONTAE ARMSTRONG | OL | ||||
| MILES LOCKHART | CB | ||||
| AIR NOLAND | QB | ||||
| LEROY ROKER | S | ||||
| GABE VANSICKLE | OL | ||||
| DAMARION WITTEN | WR |
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I understand your point but this isn't hockey. If we want real valuable reps sub them in intermingled with starters so they get a look where they would be in case they are needed in a crucial point.
I'm not sure I'd ever sub all my starters out until the opponent did. I hate garbage time with scrubs vs starters
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