Recent content by maximumblitz

The committee is still not giving tOSU any respect. It is still Ohio against the world. And they give no respect to the B1G.

Ohio State vs. Michigan 2022 preview: How the Wolverines offense works and what the Buckeyes can do to stop it https://www.cleveland.com/osu/2022/11/ohio-state-vs-michigan-2022-preview-how-the-wolverines-offense-works-and-what-the-buckeyes-can-do-to-stop-it.html

Pension funds improved financially due to fewer folks continuing to draw payments. Yeah, sick.

It seems odd that the PAC-12 has 6 teams in the top 25. They must be strongest conference?

It does seem that SCUM runs the ball better later in the game. It happened to us last year. It seems to have happened several games this year. Is that because the defense is worn down? Or due to SCUM adjustments?

Brady had 7 career tackles: https://www.wsj.com/articles/tom-brady-tackles-11642120911 Then today, he tripped a DB, which may have prevented a big runback or pic 6? https://www.foxnews.com/sports/tom-brady-slips-called-tripping-failed-bucs-trick-play-vs-seahawks So that bring Brady up to 8...

My personal speculation is that Brady retired, than Gisele said she was divorcing anyway, so Brady unretired.

Time to build running back depth, tackle depth, guard depth, and receiving depth.

PFF grades for THE offensive players during the NW game: https://www.cleveland.com/osu/2022/11/how-cj-stroud-emeka-egbuka-and-the-rest-of-ohio-states-offense-graded-vs-northwestern.html

PFF grades for THE defensive players during the NW game: https://www.cleveland.com/osu/2022/11/how-ronnie-hickman-tommy-eichenberg-and-the-rest-of-ohio-states-defense-graded-vs-northwestern.html

I have Ryan Day's full quote now: https://www.cleveland.com/osu/2022/11/ohio-state-footballs-run-game-is-struggling-but-does-it-actually-matter.html

In my opinion, anything less than 418 rushing yards against the pedsters is a glaring problem. If anything, THE's air superiority should open up the run game...

I am okay with setting things up. I remember one super bowl where a team had passed every time during the season from a certain formation. In the super bowl, they ran from the formation, and it turned out to be the longest super bowl run, at the time.

At the 12 minute mark, Ryan Day explains the rational for running bubble screens, even if they do not gain yards. Basically, it tires the defense out and opens up the longer pass. I have heard that explanation a few years ago in a different context.

Wasn't there a tOSU v Pedster game where the good guys scored two touchdowns at the end of the 4th quarter by throwing 6 straight screens? I can see why the pedsters were ready for them this year