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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
No clue what they showed on the broadcast but go rewatch that pass to Dixon.
Stadium replay showed this bamf spinning the ball twice before launching. He knew it was TD city as soon as he got the snap. So smooth.
If that was the last seeing him in the ‘Shoe....thank you.
Stadium replay showed this bamf spinning the ball twice before launching. He knew it was TD city as soon as he got the snap. So smooth.
If that was the last seeing him in the ‘Shoe....thank you.
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Most complete game of the year and extremely impressive!
He'll get to 45 TD passes next week I have no doubt. That absolutely deserves an invite to New York.
He'll get to 45 TD passes next week I have no doubt. That absolutely deserves an invite to New York.
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dragurd
Head Coach
Burrow could keep them in their comfort zone. I think that's why it was close. The offense could have been what it was under JT. Plus from what I've seen of Burrow he's not bad. He's no Haskins throwing the ball but there is a good chance we win 9 to 10 with him at the helm this year.
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Somebody will have to find the clip of his post game comments......bc I liked the shot at Michigan about how we didn't need a revenge tour or any guarantees to get up for this game.
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Buckeyebred97
Legend
Just needed to be told they would lose this one. Proud of DH for his play today. Deserves to be in the heisman talk after tearing up the #1 defense in the country. I’m sure Tia wins it but he has 5 stars all over the field. DH has some good players but not nearly the talent that Alabama has on offense.
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Systems_id
Head Coach
I don’t doubt it was that close. Burrow has proven himself to be a beast in his own right this year.
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buckeyeintn
Legend
I loved it when Dwayne ran for a tough first down, popped back up after the tackle, and immediately signaled first down. It showed emotion we really haven't seen a lot of. He was definitely The Man all day long.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
OHIO STATE QUARTERBACK DWAYNE HASKINS EXCELS AGAINST MICHIGAN FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR, CONTINUES TO REWRITE RECORD BOOKS
The legend of Dwayne Haskins as an Ohio State quarterback began in the Buckeyes’ 2017 win against Michigan.
In Ohio State’s 62-39 win over Michigan on Saturday, Haskins brought that legacy to new heights.
After J.T. Barrett was forced to leave last year’s game in Ann Arbor in the third quarter due to a knee injury, Haskins led the Buckeyes to a comeback win over the Wolverines, establishing himself as Ohio State’s starting quarterback of the future and earning his place in rivalry game lore.
This year, however, Haskins led the Buckeyes to victory from start to finish, putting together a spectacular performance against the Wolverines while continuing to rewrite the record books of both Ohio State and the Big Ten.
Against a Michigan defense that was ranked No. 1 in the nation with only 234.8 total yards allowed per game and 123.2 passing yards allowed per game and had only allowed seven passing touchdowns entering Saturday, Haskins completed 19 of 30 passes for 318 yards and five touchdowns, the most ever by an Ohio State quarterback against Michigan.
Haskins was also effective as a runner for a second consecutive game, gaining 34 yards on seven attempts.
With Haskins leading the way, Ohio State rolled to a lopsided victory in its rivalry game, as the Buckeyes scored the most points ever scored in regulation against Michigan in a single game.
“He just had a mindset,” said Ohio State right tackle Isaiah Prince. “He was aggressive. He ran the ball. He dropped his pads. He made the throws, he made the right calls, he made plays without the ball in his hand just by making the right decision.”
Despite the success that Michigan’s defense had all season before Saturday – holding all but one of its first 11 opponents under 200 passing yards – Haskins entered Saturday’s game with confidence.
After his successful half against the Wolverines in 2017, Haskins liked what he saw when he watched Michigan’s defense on film, and sensed an opportunity that he could have a big day.
“I was licking my chops,” Haskins said. “I had seen one-high coverage, and that's a quarterback's dream. So the big responsibility for me all week was to be able to pick up blitzes in protection, because we saw a lot of different fronts and exotic looks. So I spent hours in the film room just trying to figure out how we could pick the blitzes up, and once we picked it up, receivers make plays. I'm going to put it there, and it was just a great overall team effort.”
Haskins certainly had plenty of help from his teammates. Parris Campbell, Johnnie Dixon, K.J. Hill and Chris Olave were all among the receivers who got open and made big plays on the finishing end of Haskins’ throws, with all four of them scoring at least one touchdown (and Olave catching two).
Haskins also received excellent pass protection from his offensive line, which didn’t allow a single sack in Saturday’s game, and Ohio State coach Urban Meyer brought that up immediately when asked about Haskins after the game.
“I think he'd be the first one to tell you that the quarterback's a product of those in front of him,” Meyer said. “So I think the first thing he would say, and I'd be disappointed and shocked – as a matter of fact, I'm going to tell him to make sure he says it – thank the big guys up front because they won the game for us.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...igan-for-second-consecutive-year-continues-to
The legend of Dwayne Haskins as an Ohio State quarterback began in the Buckeyes’ 2017 win against Michigan.
In Ohio State’s 62-39 win over Michigan on Saturday, Haskins brought that legacy to new heights.
After J.T. Barrett was forced to leave last year’s game in Ann Arbor in the third quarter due to a knee injury, Haskins led the Buckeyes to a comeback win over the Wolverines, establishing himself as Ohio State’s starting quarterback of the future and earning his place in rivalry game lore.
This year, however, Haskins led the Buckeyes to victory from start to finish, putting together a spectacular performance against the Wolverines while continuing to rewrite the record books of both Ohio State and the Big Ten.
Against a Michigan defense that was ranked No. 1 in the nation with only 234.8 total yards allowed per game and 123.2 passing yards allowed per game and had only allowed seven passing touchdowns entering Saturday, Haskins completed 19 of 30 passes for 318 yards and five touchdowns, the most ever by an Ohio State quarterback against Michigan.
Haskins was also effective as a runner for a second consecutive game, gaining 34 yards on seven attempts.
With Haskins leading the way, Ohio State rolled to a lopsided victory in its rivalry game, as the Buckeyes scored the most points ever scored in regulation against Michigan in a single game.
“He just had a mindset,” said Ohio State right tackle Isaiah Prince. “He was aggressive. He ran the ball. He dropped his pads. He made the throws, he made the right calls, he made plays without the ball in his hand just by making the right decision.”
Despite the success that Michigan’s defense had all season before Saturday – holding all but one of its first 11 opponents under 200 passing yards – Haskins entered Saturday’s game with confidence.
After his successful half against the Wolverines in 2017, Haskins liked what he saw when he watched Michigan’s defense on film, and sensed an opportunity that he could have a big day.
“I was licking my chops,” Haskins said. “I had seen one-high coverage, and that's a quarterback's dream. So the big responsibility for me all week was to be able to pick up blitzes in protection, because we saw a lot of different fronts and exotic looks. So I spent hours in the film room just trying to figure out how we could pick the blitzes up, and once we picked it up, receivers make plays. I'm going to put it there, and it was just a great overall team effort.”
Haskins certainly had plenty of help from his teammates. Parris Campbell, Johnnie Dixon, K.J. Hill and Chris Olave were all among the receivers who got open and made big plays on the finishing end of Haskins’ throws, with all four of them scoring at least one touchdown (and Olave catching two).
Haskins also received excellent pass protection from his offensive line, which didn’t allow a single sack in Saturday’s game, and Ohio State coach Urban Meyer brought that up immediately when asked about Haskins after the game.
“I think he'd be the first one to tell you that the quarterback's a product of those in front of him,” Meyer said. “So I think the first thing he would say, and I'd be disappointed and shocked – as a matter of fact, I'm going to tell him to make sure he says it – thank the big guys up front because they won the game for us.”
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...igan-for-second-consecutive-year-continues-to
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