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LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
Burke had an especially rough game getting burned on deep balls. That ain't happening again. JJ got ripped off on a phantom Offensive PI call. Oregon is a really good team but I suspect Knowles and Chip will have the good guys ready.
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calibuck
Too soon old, too late smart
Yeah, hope they bottled whatever they were giving out before the Tennessee game. If that happens, then the good guys will win by 14. Although the talent upgrade between Oregon and Tennessee is skewed in Oregon's direction. Maybe Day gets Pantoni to scrutinize the rulebook to see what Lanning could pull out of his a** to trick our Buckeyes with this time? PS, totally agree that Knowles AND Chip called a helluva game. PSS, saw Day do a bit of play calling on the sideline. Anyone else see? Go Bucks!
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Unfortunately he keeps opening that cock-holster on his face. He just needs to shut the fuck up when it comes to anything OSU. Treasonous trader ....
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1926Buckeyes
Head Coach
It’s interesting to contrast this year and post-season with some of the mid to late 2000s teams. OSU could come out and dominate a bad B10 and only drop a game but looked shell shocked playing a 1-2 loss SEC or USC team. The lone exception being a great game against 2008 Texas (arguably the best team in the country), and that was the same year as the beat down against USC.
Now 10+ years later, the script has flipped. OSU has already seen the best or close to the best that the country has to offer and will not be shocked by anything. Lone exceptions might be Georgia’s pass rush and Jeanty. Maybe NDs running game. Otherwise they’ve played the best of the best at edge (Carter), DT (fuck them), LB (Higgins) and the best overall offense when they’re focused and care (Oregon). Almost forget TE (Warren).
As frustrating as this year has been, this is the most prepared OSU team I can remember.
Now 10+ years later, the script has flipped. OSU has already seen the best or close to the best that the country has to offer and will not be shocked by anything. Lone exceptions might be Georgia’s pass rush and Jeanty. Maybe NDs running game. Otherwise they’ve played the best of the best at edge (Carter), DT (fuck them), LB (Higgins) and the best overall offense when they’re focused and care (Oregon). Almost forget TE (Warren).
As frustrating as this year has been, this is the most prepared OSU team I can remember.
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if the coaching lets the playmakers make plays, OSU wins this game - lets face it, they were a bullshit OPI call from beating Oregon in the first game
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1926Buckeyes
Head Coach
Yeah I don’t know. They looked like they’re being more proactive with the motion and shifting. They need to treat the OL like it’ll be an issue every game because even though I’m really impressed with them after all the injuries and rearranging, interior pass pro is subpar and now Fryar is dinged. Run blocking was much better but still kept them behind the chains some drives.
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After seeing that play, I didn't feel so bad about Ballard torching me in 7 on 7. He had a foot on me, I could only yell loudly when the jump ball was in air.
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My guy feeling is that Knowles won't let that happen again and dials in a much better scheme after try #1. In some ways the first loss might be the best thing to learn from in this game.
But honestly we need the same mentality on offense as with UT. I'm sure we'll have wrinkles and you can't do the exact same thing, but mostly play to strengths throwing the ball to open up the run.
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And hopefully now Knowles and Johnson are actually trying to complement each other as opposed to working against each other.
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