OC Arthur Smith (Official Thread)

[buckeyeintn]

I hated the LJ hire because Penn St
I didn't think Day was the right choice because he'd never done it before, and I didn't think a HC should learn on the job at OSU
I hated the Patricia hire more than the LJ hire because of the reasons I've mentioned

But I also knew Paterno was a fraud way before he pooped his pants, so I got that going for me.

I'm feeling better about the Smith hire by the moment.

That post reminds me of an uncle I had.
If he bought cattle, you knew it was time to get rid of your cows and get into hogs.
If he bought hogs you knew it was time to get into sheep.

 

[ochre]

 

[Thump]

Oh yeah, I'm super stupid for seeing what I think is a bad option and being able to say it's a bad option before spending the energy and time on figuring out the right option. I'm the embodiment of the downfall of society.

GPA!

 

[buckeyebri]

So it's almost like blind faith just because Day is a great coach is kinda dumb, right?

Wait Blind Faith? So, Steve Winwood is on board…..shows self out….

 

[pnuts34]

https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ed-across-seven-seasons-as-an-nfl-play-caller

The biggest advantage Smith will have at Ohio State relative to his NFL offenses is the talent he inherits at quarterback and wide receiver. While his best quarterbacks in Atlanta and Pittsburgh were players at the tail end of their careers in Ryan and Rodgers, he’ll enter 2026 with arguably college football’s best quarterback in Julian Sayin, the only one of last year’s Heisman Trophy finalists who’s still playing college football. He’ll also have one of the nation’s most talented receiving corps, led by a superstar in Jeremiah Smith, while most of his NFL offenses had limited depth at wideout.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

Amazing how such a great offensive mind has literally always been saddled with garbage parts.