Superior defensive tackles
Not bigger, superior
The other frog fan is adding to the conversation. You're side show is tired and it's time you have your mom come change your diaper and empty your drool bucket
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Superior defensive tackles
Not bigger, superior
The other frog fan is adding to the conversation. You're side show is tired and it's time you have your mom come change your diaper and empty your drool bucket
I already posted the vast difference between their pass efficiencies this year, which is actually relevant.
You couldn't even count to my IQ, you pathetic little troll.
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You keep acting like there are pages after pages of discussion on how teeny tiny TCU is. Here's reality:
1 post listing a smallish height and weight
2nd post discussing how a small front 7 doesn't pair well with a bigger OLine
The very next post saying 'hold up....VT was tiny and whooped us. pump the brakes'
A followup from the OP detailing that it's DL vs OL....which is what jwins is trying to beat into your head
Immediately followed by another 'pump the brakes' post
A few unrelated posts go by, then you sh'ow up
Another 'pump the brakes'
Finally, post #75 (as opposed to "the first 50 posts" that you claim), somebody lists height and weight for both teams' lines
You show back up 2 pages after that conversation was dead to cry about how your lines are bigger on both sides of the ball....which is in question (and which I truly don't give a shit enough about to look up)
So.....what actually got your panties tw'isted? Because it wasn't "discussion before (you) got here was a repeat of "Ohio big, TCU small, run down middle".
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Good stuff. I'll try to post my thoughts later when I have timeOn the first question, that 2010 defense was salty and probably more technically sound that 2014. Lots of experience and we felt a drop-off in 2011 after losing key leadership. 2014 was way more athletic that 2010 in my mind and had ridiculous swagger. What they did to Ole Miss in the Peach Bowl was a thing of beauty (although some of the post-play antics started bordering on memories of the U, such as Pierson telling the RB to get off the field and various guys mocking the Ole Miss Land Shark signal):
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I think this team is more athletic than the 2014 bunch across the board. Time will tell if they know GP's system well enough for him to open his playbook (a la 2010) or if they have that extra chip a la 2014.
As far as Robinson, his accuracy has not been great in 2 of 3 games (possibly both of which can be blamed on weather (gusting West Texas winds against Tech last year and rain against SMU this year). That certainly is some cause for concern, but he also broke Andy Dalton's school record for most passes to start a career before throwing a pick. It will be interesting to see how well he knows the playbook and reads, and how much the staff trusts him when throwing.
Until then, I highly recommend reading Ross Fulton's breakdowns as he's probably the best football analyst in the Buckeye world when it comes to film study
11 Warriors also has good film breakdown and their articles are always free
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This is great.
"If Patterson’s philosophy is to force his opponents to throw deep, Art Briles’s Bears have been only too happy to oblige."
Interesting because J.T. Barrett could not do this. Dwayne Haskins can.
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Rutger's Tariq Cole, one of the best tackles our DEs will face all year, is 317 (6'6"). Both Bosa and Young each got a sack off him, along with multiple hurries. TCU had one OL that made all-conference last year (guard Matt Pryor, second team). In fact, Pryor was the only offensive Hornfrog to make the first or second all-conference team. And no Hornfrog made the media's preseason all-conference team--first or second--on offense. So our guests can throw out all size number they want. We all know that the TCU OL is in for a world of hurt on Saturday...
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bukIpower
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Exactly why any of us being worried about 225 yards last game should chill. We took what they gave us and had we wanted it we could've named our score.
When you stop playing your starters with 12 minutes in the 3rd both games and still score 64ppg you're doing just fine
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Abenaki
Ohio against the world.
Ohio State's o-line outweighs TCU's d-line by an average of 47.4 lbs. TCU's o-line outweighs Ohio State's d-line by an average of 33.75 lbs.
Add in the LBs and TCU's S, the Ohio State O-line outweighs TCU's front 7 by 73.25 lbs. TCU's o-line outweighs Ohio States front 7 by an average of 48.57 lbs.
Sure looks like an advantage to Ohio State if you're trying to run power.
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