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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
Huh, didn't think of it that way. WHERE WERE YOU BEFORE THE PED STATE GAME!?
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Onebuckfan
classof76
Urban the last two weeks had had that look in his eye..I think he refocused as much as the team did..if I am right it will be a happy new year.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
OHIO STATE DOES WHAT IS EXPECTED AT MARYLAND, ROUNDING INTO DOMINANT FORM AS NOVEMBER GROWS OLDER
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Urban Meyer hopped around, slapped players and coaches on their rear ends, waved his arms in the air and sprinted through warmups while the sun set behind the west side of Maryland Stadium as if he were the one wearing a helmet and shoulder pads. Loose, confident and knowing what his team did against a top-10 opponent a week earlier, Meyer looked more than ready for Ohio State to thrash Maryland.
“I think we played defense two weeks in a row like that and the guys are playing really hard and we have a good rotation of guys on the defensive line,” Meyer said after the Buckeyes throttled Maryland with ease Saturday afternoon 62-3. “We're going to find out now but our offensive line is playing much better in the last two weeks and we know exactly what's coming down the road.”
What is coming down the road is a high noon affair at Michigan State next Saturday, the only team the Buckeyes failed to beat during a 2015 season where its roster held 12 eventual NFL Draft picks. The Spartans are tasting the other end of the spectrum these days, having only picked up their first Big Ten win of the season on Saturday (against lowly Rutgers) but the Buckeyes are rolling and rolling fast. Back-to-back 59-point victories—first in a game against a top-10 team and now against one where a performance was expected—show Meyer's group is hard charging through its schedule at the right time.
“It's November and Coach Meyer said we made a choice and had to follow through today and do what we did last week That's what we did,” defensive end Sam Hubbard said. “This is our time to show, make our case for the postseason.”
As long as the Buckeyes keep winning and meet an undefeated Michigan in two weeks at Ohio Stadium, the winner will play in Indianapolis for the Big Ten Championship. The Buckeyes certainly looked the part earlier in the day, outgaining Maryland 581-176 and putting together 10 scoring drives. The Terrapins only managed 10 first downs in the entire game.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...ng-into-dominant-form-as-november-grows-older
So much for an undefeated scUM in 2 weeks.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Urban Meyer hopped around, slapped players and coaches on their rear ends, waved his arms in the air and sprinted through warmups while the sun set behind the west side of Maryland Stadium as if he were the one wearing a helmet and shoulder pads. Loose, confident and knowing what his team did against a top-10 opponent a week earlier, Meyer looked more than ready for Ohio State to thrash Maryland.
“I think we played defense two weeks in a row like that and the guys are playing really hard and we have a good rotation of guys on the defensive line,” Meyer said after the Buckeyes throttled Maryland with ease Saturday afternoon 62-3. “We're going to find out now but our offensive line is playing much better in the last two weeks and we know exactly what's coming down the road.”
What is coming down the road is a high noon affair at Michigan State next Saturday, the only team the Buckeyes failed to beat during a 2015 season where its roster held 12 eventual NFL Draft picks. The Spartans are tasting the other end of the spectrum these days, having only picked up their first Big Ten win of the season on Saturday (against lowly Rutgers) but the Buckeyes are rolling and rolling fast. Back-to-back 59-point victories—first in a game against a top-10 team and now against one where a performance was expected—show Meyer's group is hard charging through its schedule at the right time.
“It's November and Coach Meyer said we made a choice and had to follow through today and do what we did last week That's what we did,” defensive end Sam Hubbard said. “This is our time to show, make our case for the postseason.”
As long as the Buckeyes keep winning and meet an undefeated Michigan in two weeks at Ohio Stadium, the winner will play in Indianapolis for the Big Ten Championship. The Buckeyes certainly looked the part earlier in the day, outgaining Maryland 581-176 and putting together 10 scoring drives. The Terrapins only managed 10 first downs in the entire game.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...ng-into-dominant-form-as-november-grows-older
So much for an undefeated scUM in 2 weeks.
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I can live with announcers butchering player names, but FFS keep the dialogue to the action on the field. I don't give a shit about how you watch the game in the booth or whether you can climb a ladder into the scoreboard. It may be a boring blowout to you, but whether or not our third string RG can pass block for the second string QB is a pretty fucking big deal to me.
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Telekinesis
Easily Amused by the Bitterly Disappointed
LOL@JT repeatedly correcting the reporters on Joe's name. Comedy.
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