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2016 tOSU Offense Discussion

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ShowMeBuck said:
Final blame analysis:

OC/Gameplanning: 35%
OL experience/skill level: 30%
WR group (and Zach Smith): 29%
JTs throwing abilities: 6%
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Eh. Id put the offensive gameplan at at least 70%. Weber getting what 1 carry in the first half? Speaks volumes about how inept the play calling is.
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
Eh. Id put the offensive gameplan at at least 70%. Weber getting what 1 carry in the first half? Speaks volumes about how inept the play calling is.
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weber got a carry in the first half? was it his first fumble by chance? i can't for the life of me remember him running in the first half at all.

MililaniBuckeye said:
We didn't throw the ball more the 20 yards downfield even once until the third quarter when we were down by 24 fucking points...inexcusable.
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well, you know what they say. if at first you loose yardage throwing a short pass to the flat behind the line of scrimmage... try try... try try try... try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try try... try try again.
 
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buh bye 2016 offense.

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Just when I thought I was over this shitshow in light of yesterday's news, I read this. Unreal.

Two months ago Wisconsin's then-rookie defensive backs mentor gave ESPN full access to his room as he prepared his unit for his sixth game ever without a helmet or pads. Leonhard provided an honest and comprehensive autopsy of what Ohio State's offense had been doing under its current coordinators:

"Is (preparing for Ohio State) nearly as hard as Michigan last week? Michigan was something new every single snap. These guys are almost the complete opposite. You'll watch the game and be like, 'Damn, they did exactly what we saw.' We'll just have to see early recognizing the formations that they're going to be in, then we'll motion."

It was an enlightening and informative glimpse into how an adversary prepares for the Buckeye offense, but if you're too lazy to click the link here's a summary: A neophyte position coach easily diagnosed Ohio State's offense to be as pedestrian as it was predictable.
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http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-.../2017/01/78791/the-situational-goliath-awaits
 
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