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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...notre-dame-fighting-irish-play-cfp-semifinals
Just sayin': Usually the top seed gets the venue that is closer to their home, I wondered why we got the Sugar Bowl.
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Like what do you even have to gain by sharing that with the world? More bulletin material for Clemson?
Smdh
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Well once again, ESPN has a damn monopoly on almost all bowl games including OSU. Reminds me of the streaming services that let you watch all seasons of a show but deny you the final one.
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1926Buckeyes
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I don't like it being shared, but not sure that's bulletin board material. It's just what every coach says to get his guys fired up.
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1926Buckeyes
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Sure, and he's already talked twice as much shit about OSU getting a shot at the playoffs. This wasn't even a speech about Clemson, just possible playoff opponents. It sucks that it got posted, but I just don't see it as that big a deal. It's more concerning that a player would share this.
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billmac91
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1. I don’t think comparing 2020 to 2019 OSU is even fair.....6 games vs 13, prior to CFP against Clemson just isn’t fair. The lack of ability to have contact practices, with regular starters, and constant moving pieces is the basis for giving these guys a little Grace here.
That said, our LB play has absolutely improved. Getting Browning back will be a nice bump for CFP. Justin Hilliard is playing great. Pete Warner and Tuf Borland have been very good.
I’d also say, while in totality, our defensive line is not as good without Chase Young, it’s also nice teams are willing to hold the ball in the pocket longer. We have guys who can get home, and our DT’s have been great. I’d rather have Chase than not, but it’s also nice to see QB’s hold the ball longer this year.
2. I think our offensive line has been extremely resilient and probably slightly better IMO. I still think RB was better last year, but give our O-line credit for gelling 6 games into season and putting it together, often with a plug and play approach.
3. Fields is still an amazing player and we owe a debt of gratitude to him. While he hasn’t been as sharp as 2019, his talent still jumps off the screen. Thankfully we get Olave back for CFP.
4. The best thing about Olave being back is it lets Wilson slide back to slot receiver where he’s lethal. Put an NFL nickel back on Wilson, and my money is still on Wilson. It’s MASSIVE.
5. I love the extra confidence we now have in Sermon. I also like our playcalling can work with both Sermon and Master. Last year, when Teague was in game, our playbook was limited. It was a terrible tell. This year, whether Teague or Sermon is in game, I don’t think Clemson can dial in on what is coming.
5. I think our secondary is improving. It’s hard to erase the poor Proctor angles from your brain, but man he comes up with some crazy athletic plays. While Lawrence’s running ability is a huge concern (Clemson leans on it in big games) I like Proctor a lot in coverage. Our secondary is not as good as 2019, but it’s starting to gel. We’ll see....
6. Lawrence gashed us with his feet last year (I don’t think we were prepared for it). We will have game planned for it this year so it won’t be so surprising. That helps....
All in all, Clemson is the deserving favorite.....but don’t count us out. We have a shitload of talent. Just need a night where the stars align. It’s possible.....
That said, our LB play has absolutely improved. Getting Browning back will be a nice bump for CFP. Justin Hilliard is playing great. Pete Warner and Tuf Borland have been very good.
I’d also say, while in totality, our defensive line is not as good without Chase Young, it’s also nice teams are willing to hold the ball in the pocket longer. We have guys who can get home, and our DT’s have been great. I’d rather have Chase than not, but it’s also nice to see QB’s hold the ball longer this year.
2. I think our offensive line has been extremely resilient and probably slightly better IMO. I still think RB was better last year, but give our O-line credit for gelling 6 games into season and putting it together, often with a plug and play approach.
3. Fields is still an amazing player and we owe a debt of gratitude to him. While he hasn’t been as sharp as 2019, his talent still jumps off the screen. Thankfully we get Olave back for CFP.
4. The best thing about Olave being back is it lets Wilson slide back to slot receiver where he’s lethal. Put an NFL nickel back on Wilson, and my money is still on Wilson. It’s MASSIVE.
5. I love the extra confidence we now have in Sermon. I also like our playcalling can work with both Sermon and Master. Last year, when Teague was in game, our playbook was limited. It was a terrible tell. This year, whether Teague or Sermon is in game, I don’t think Clemson can dial in on what is coming.
5. I think our secondary is improving. It’s hard to erase the poor Proctor angles from your brain, but man he comes up with some crazy athletic plays. While Lawrence’s running ability is a huge concern (Clemson leans on it in big games) I like Proctor a lot in coverage. Our secondary is not as good as 2019, but it’s starting to gel. We’ll see....
6. Lawrence gashed us with his feet last year (I don’t think we were prepared for it). We will have game planned for it this year so it won’t be so surprising. That helps....
All in all, Clemson is the deserving favorite.....but don’t count us out. We have a shitload of talent. Just need a night where the stars align. It’s possible.....
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I was going to ask what the deal was because I see nothing in your post, but then I saw it on instagram and now wish I wouldn't have. I remember a similar leaked moment last year too.
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