OHSportsFan
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Very cool 4th and short play. Snap through the QB’s leg for a HB pass. QB “sneaks.“
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I've always wanted to see that. Or a QB who turns his back to push the pile....then pitches the ball to the RB to run around the pile.
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Ppl keep saying Ohio State players should still be obligated to sit out for 21 days per the Big Ten rules (I also heard they haven't changed anything as of this week according to an interview with Warren).... Here's what I say to them:
At the time the rule was instituted every team Ohio State played was subject to the 21 day exclusion since Warren and Co. nixed OOC games. Therefore, everyone in the B1G was in the same boat. Equal playing field. But, once you start playing teams from SEC/ACC, etc.. shouldn't they all be subject to the same rules (I would assume governed by the NCAA)?
Example: Let's say the SEC tightened up their Targeting rules (LMAO). Would that apply to the other teams they played OOC? Especially in the Playoffs? Once you start playing OOC games, everyone should have an equal playing field/same rules. I'm not saying let someone loose who JUST tested positive for Covid that day. But why not make all 4 teams adhere to the CDC guidelines of 10-14 days? Personally, I think the NCAA should've stepped in on all this from the beginning. If there's any time to standardize the rules, it's now. Also, I'd like to reiterate Kevin Warren deserves a swift kick to the balls.
At the time the rule was instituted every team Ohio State played was subject to the 21 day exclusion since Warren and Co. nixed OOC games. Therefore, everyone in the B1G was in the same boat. Equal playing field. But, once you start playing teams from SEC/ACC, etc.. shouldn't they all be subject to the same rules (I would assume governed by the NCAA)?
Example: Let's say the SEC tightened up their Targeting rules (LMAO). Would that apply to the other teams they played OOC? Especially in the Playoffs? Once you start playing OOC games, everyone should have an equal playing field/same rules. I'm not saying let someone loose who JUST tested positive for Covid that day. But why not make all 4 teams adhere to the CDC guidelines of 10-14 days? Personally, I think the NCAA should've stepped in on all this from the beginning. If there's any time to standardize the rules, it's now. Also, I'd like to reiterate Kevin Warren deserves a swift kick to the balls.
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