Thread: Game Two: Texas 25, Ohio State 22 (final)
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Old 01-31-2005, 10:53 PM
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OSU's linebackers can defend Texas's TE's

OSU's linebackers and DB's are better than Michigans

OSU's defense is alot better than Michigans

If Texas kicks the ball to Ginn like they did Breaston Ginn will take 1 maybe 2 kicks to the house

If Texas doesn't get a better defense we will put up at least 37

If they think Michigans WR corps was tough just think what Ginn, Lyons, Holms, and Gonzo are gonna do.

Troy Smith may not be as good as Young but he presents similar problems for their defense

Tressel vs. Brown is not even close

Home field advantage

I like the Buckeyes big
 
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