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THE GAME: ttun @ tOSU, Sat Nov 26, 12pm, FOX

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Buckeye86 said:
Why not both? We can call plays to maximize our talent advantage in space while the OL is still firing off the ball and beating the hell out of them because they are fired up and pissed off.

The biggest thing is calling plays that make sense… you don’t have to put your goal line package in on third and two… just run the ball out of that passing formation you’ve been overly predictable out of all year, and run play action out of that running formation you’ve been overly predictable out of all year.
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Oh I agree... my whole point is that if the run doesn't produce results then don't be afraid to abandon it.

If they can't stop the run then by all means run it for 500 yards. Do what works no matter if that's run, pass or both.
 
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Sunny, warm, dry and no wind?

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Interesting bit on 11W Skull Session today. Worth the full read but as we have discussed here this week, the OSU passing game vs the tsun Pass D is the part, I feel, is the biggest wildcard and not getting enough attention.

A snippet (from The Atlantic):
For the first time all season, The State Up North will face a top-10 quarterback and a top-10 receiver, who just happen to be on the same team. But don’t expect a Wolverines defense that is first in the country in total defense and second in passing efficiency defense to change what they do. And what The State Up North does is play single-high-safety defense, utilizing either Cover 1 or Cover 3 on 47 percent of snaps this season.
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