buckeyeintn
Legend
Going to pick my wife up from work and then begin the journey toward Mecca for the game tomorrow night.
GO BUCKS!!
GO BUCKS!!
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
TO CONTAIN PENN STATE'S CHRISTIAN HACKENBERG, OHIO STATE MUST GET A COLLECTIVE DEFENSIVE EFFORT
Penn State quarterback Christian Hackenberg hasn't had much success in his two career games played against Ohio State, throwing for just 336 yards and two touchdowns versus four interceptions in a pair of losses thus far.
But despite Hackenberg's marginal-at-best performances against the Buckeyes in the past, to think Ohio State isn't well aware of his potential and overall talent level would be a bit naive.
"Obvious NFL abilities," head coach Urban Meyer said. "We've got a lot of respect for Christian."
That seems to be the story of Hackenberg's career in Happy Valley thus far, though. The numbers don't seem to match up to the talent level.
Hackenberg is widely projected as a first-round NFL Draft pick; he has everything NFL teams are looking for from a physical standpoint: the size, strong arm, ability to make every throw. Through his first 2.5 seasons at Penn State, the junior signal caller has completed 56 percent of his passes and thrown 39 touchdowns with 27 interceptions.
Good numbers, but certainly not great.
That's of course due to a bevy of factors starting with the play of the Nittany Lions' offensive line throughout Hackenberg's tenure. It's been marginal at best. Penn State's wide receivers have also had a significant number of drops, some of the Buckeyes' coaches said as they've watched film.
"He’s making some really good throws, he’s making the deep throws, short throws," Ohio State co-defensive coordinator Chris Ash said. "For whatever reason, every now and then, the ball may be dropped by a receiver or tight end, something like that, and that’s not necessarily the quarterback’s fault because he’s throwing some pretty good balls.”
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...rg-ohio-state-must-get-a-collective-defensive
Penn State quarterback Christian Hackenberg hasn't had much success in his two career games played against Ohio State, throwing for just 336 yards and two touchdowns versus four interceptions in a pair of losses thus far.
But despite Hackenberg's marginal-at-best performances against the Buckeyes in the past, to think Ohio State isn't well aware of his potential and overall talent level would be a bit naive.
"Obvious NFL abilities," head coach Urban Meyer said. "We've got a lot of respect for Christian."
That seems to be the story of Hackenberg's career in Happy Valley thus far, though. The numbers don't seem to match up to the talent level.
Hackenberg is widely projected as a first-round NFL Draft pick; he has everything NFL teams are looking for from a physical standpoint: the size, strong arm, ability to make every throw. Through his first 2.5 seasons at Penn State, the junior signal caller has completed 56 percent of his passes and thrown 39 touchdowns with 27 interceptions.
Good numbers, but certainly not great.
That's of course due to a bevy of factors starting with the play of the Nittany Lions' offensive line throughout Hackenberg's tenure. It's been marginal at best. Penn State's wide receivers have also had a significant number of drops, some of the Buckeyes' coaches said as they've watched film.
"He’s making some really good throws, he’s making the deep throws, short throws," Ohio State co-defensive coordinator Chris Ash said. "For whatever reason, every now and then, the ball may be dropped by a receiver or tight end, something like that, and that’s not necessarily the quarterback’s fault because he’s throwing some pretty good balls.”
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...rg-ohio-state-must-get-a-collective-defensive
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
PHOTO: JOEY BOSA, DARRON LEE AND RAEKWON MCMILLAN ON OHIO STATE'S BLACK SATURDAY GAMEDAY MAGAZINE COVER
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...mcmillan-appear-on-ohio-states-black-saturday
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...mcmillan-appear-on-ohio-states-black-saturday
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scarletmike
Researching the Magic!
Ok, that's freaking awesome! That's some fantastic projection work to keep the Block O from looking ridiculously distorted for where it's being projected.
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btw...I saw a car with Penn State stickers in a parking lot today. PA plates. The license plate read BEAT OSU.
I've had to live among these mutants for 34 years. That's why I fucking hate them. What's this asshole's excuse? We are not your rival. You're not good enough to be rivals with Ohio State.
I've had to live among these mutants for 34 years. That's why I fucking hate them. What's this asshole's excuse? We are not your rival. You're not good enough to be rivals with Ohio State.
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Crap! I just realized, the rental car I'm driving this weekend has PA plates on it. I need to make a sign for the window...quick!
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Naw, nobody will call it the "Flaming Asshole" helmet. Nobody. No one would dare say it looks like a hemorrhoid. Not a soul would suggest it looks like a vagina. Nope. Zip negatives.
Not to mention the absolute fury that it would provoke on bobcatattack.com. Half of those imbeciles would seriously need to be sedated.
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HorseshoeFetish
Silver Bullet Supporter
Come on BUCKEYES send these twats home with an 80 point loss so they can dwell in the misery they call rivalry.
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