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Thoughts: Do the D concerns stem from the inept offense?

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hawks int was one of the greatest "effort" plays i have ever seen in all my years of watching football....

hawk will go down with spiels, gradishar etc.....as the greatest to ever play the position at ohio state....
 
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Buckeye513 said:
I think he made up for it with his diving INT. It led to the score which put the game away.
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No he put the game away with that INT. Even if Michigan State had touched the ball again, it would have been with 15 seconds left. I doubt they would have moved it to the endzone in that much time.

You aren't incorrect in what you said, I just think the game ended with that pick. That's why the defender gave such a lackluster effort on the outside when he thought Hall was going inside. He knew the game was over. Hall's run was just a nice run to keep our total over 300.

Maybe it is just me, but aren't there some schools of thought who consider return yardage to be part of offensive production? I realize when you talk about improving the offense that's not what you mean, but I have been around at least a few teams which included their return yardage in their offensive totals.
 
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