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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Another game note, around the late 3rd or 4th quarter the sun finally came out to turn into a beautiful fall day.
I was sure, in that moment, that Woody was finally pleased and let us know.
I was sure, in that moment, that Woody was finally pleased and let us know.
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You may think my avatar contains minions but they really are wolvetweinie linemen and resemble what they played like today.
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BuckeyeTillIDie
The North Remembers
Or all the OSU podcasts that had the buckeyes beat all week
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Wolverines' defense tips cap to Buckeyes after Ohio State's blowout win
Ohio State's offense "slowly devastated" the best statistical defense in the country on a record-setting day for the Buckeyes.
Michigan safety Tyree Kinnel said he couldn't pinpoint a specific time in the 62-39 Ohio State victory Saturday when things went awry. The senior and team captain said no one in the visiting locker room escaped blame for the loss.
"They slowly devastated us throughout the game. Knowing all the yards they were putting up and how easily they were scoring, it was tough. It was very tough," Kinnel said. "They completely beat us everywhere. Run game, pass game, everyone is to blame."
The defense for No. 4 Michigan had not allowed more than 24 points in a game this season, but it surrendered that many in the first two quarters before things truly got out of hand after halftime. The nation's No. 1 passing defense gave up 318 passing yards and five touchdowns through the air, allowing Buckeyes quarterback Dwayne Haskins to set Big Ten records for passing yards and passing touchdowns in a season.
The 62 points allowed were the most a Michigan defense has yielded in a regulation-length game in program history. It also had never allowed more than 50 points to Ohio State in the 114 previous meetings between the teams.
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh said after the game that he was aware the point total was unprecedented.
Entire article: http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...n-wolverines-reflect-loss-ohio-state-buckeyes
They still suck.
Ohio State's offense "slowly devastated" the best statistical defense in the country on a record-setting day for the Buckeyes.
Michigan safety Tyree Kinnel said he couldn't pinpoint a specific time in the 62-39 Ohio State victory Saturday when things went awry. The senior and team captain said no one in the visiting locker room escaped blame for the loss.
"They slowly devastated us throughout the game. Knowing all the yards they were putting up and how easily they were scoring, it was tough. It was very tough," Kinnel said. "They completely beat us everywhere. Run game, pass game, everyone is to blame."
The defense for No. 4 Michigan had not allowed more than 24 points in a game this season, but it surrendered that many in the first two quarters before things truly got out of hand after halftime. The nation's No. 1 passing defense gave up 318 passing yards and five touchdowns through the air, allowing Buckeyes quarterback Dwayne Haskins to set Big Ten records for passing yards and passing touchdowns in a season.
The 62 points allowed were the most a Michigan defense has yielded in a regulation-length game in program history. It also had never allowed more than 50 points to Ohio State in the 114 previous meetings between the teams.
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh said after the game that he was aware the point total was unprecedented.
Entire article: http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...n-wolverines-reflect-loss-ohio-state-buckeyes
They still suck.
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