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Game Thread Ohio State vs Oklahoma, 09/09/17 @ 7:30 ET (ABC)

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Don Muenz said:
Personally, it is the Germans' fault. After all, they bombed Pearl Harbor and the shock waves engulfed Norman. Those are things we should not joke about.
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RCSooner1974 said:
Well yeah, because Michigan's defensive tackles are just almost unfair to college football. Rashan Gary reminds me a lot of Gerald McCoy.
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OMG you are right!!! In the sucking cock challenge Michigan wins every time. Had they gone to a school with a five cock limit like Pitt for instance, would you think so highly of them?

I think you are on the brink of a shit meltdown.
 
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RCSooner1974 said:
Well yeah, because Michigan's defensive tackles are just almost unfair to college football. Rashan Gary reminds me a lot of Gerald McCoy.
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Ah...the same Rashan Gary that is listed as a defensive end? That one? Why exactly does that make their DT's unfair? Not to mention, you have not done much research on OSU's DT's if Hurst (Michigan) is the reason you have them so lofty.
 
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Are Hubbard and Bosa (and Lewis and Holmes, and fuck, let's go ahead and include Cooper and Young) fast enough to get around Orlando Brown?

Ummm.... in a word?

Yes.

Especially as the game wears long, because while Brown is surely a good one, facing relentless pressure from fresh legs all game long isn't going to be easy for him.
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks said:
Are Hubbard and Bosa (and Lewis and Holmes, and fuck, let's go ahead and include Cooper and Young) fast enough to get around Orlando Brown?

Ummm.... in a word?

Yes.

Especially as the game wears long, because while Brown is surely a good one, facing relentless pressure from fresh legs all game long isn't going to be easy for him.
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I’m still not sure why Oklahoma’s performance against UTEP would impresss anyone. Time after time, UTEP found daylight and moved the ball well against OU’s defense. Baker Mayfield was 19/20, forgiving the fact that any decent CB probably would have had a ‘gimme’ INT or two in that game. Kid lucked out a few times with his underthrown balls.

UTEP shot itself in the foot multiple times with penalties, leaving players (Andrews especially) wide open/unconvered, and dropped pass attempts.

I saw an OU lineman get manhandled on several occasions by UTEP. Kid was getting lit up all night and getting called for unnecessary roughness out of frustration.

Looking at the stats, UTEP averaged 3.5 yards per carry for 73 yards in 21 attempts. For those of you keeping score, that’s a lot more than 17 rushing yards against a team currently playing in a power five conference.

If this same Oklahoma team shows up on the field tomorrow night, they might realize very quickly that they aren’t playing UTEP anymore.

If you go back and watch it, I don’t see how it doesn’t concern you more than make you excited for tomorrow’s game. I didn’t think the scoreboard was very reflective of the actual performance, considering the opponent.
 
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Telekinesis said:
I’m still not sure why Oklahoma’s performance against UTEP would impresss anyone. Time after time, UTEP found daylight and moved the ball well against OU’s defense. Baker Mayfield was 19/20, forgiving the fact that any decent CB probably would have had a ‘gimme’ INT or two in that game. Kid lucked out a few times with his underthrown balls.

UTEP shot itself in the foot multiple times with penalties, leaving players (Andrews especially) wide open/unconvered, and dropped pass attempts.

I saw an OU lineman get manhandled on several occasions by UTEP. Kid was getting lit up all night and getting called for unnecessary roughness out of frustration.

Looking at the stats, UTEP averaged 3.5 yards per carry for 73 yards in 21 attempts. For those of you keeping score, that’s a lot more than 17 rushing yards against a team currently playing in a power five conference.

If this same Oklahoma team shows up on the field tomorrow night, they might realize very quickly that they aren’t playing UTEP anymore.

If you go back and watch it, I don’t see how it doesn’t concern you more than make you excited for tomorrow’s game. I didn’t think the scoreboard was very reflective of the actual performance, considering the opponent.
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I'm much happier being in the position where Ohio State got a bit of a test from a bowl eligible B1G team, rather than coming into this game have blasted a C-USA cupcake.
 
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Telekinesis said:
I’m still not sure why Oklahoma’s performance against UTEP would impresss anyone. Time after time, UTEP found daylight and moved the ball well against OU’s defense. Baker Mayfield was 19/20, forgiving the fact that any decent CB probably would have had a ‘gimme’ INT or two in that game. Kid lucked out a few times with his underthrown balls.

UTEP shot itself in the foot multiple times with penalties, leaving players (Andrews especially) wide open/unconvered, and dropped pass attempts.

I saw an OU lineman get manhandled on several occasions by UTEP. Kid was getting lit up all night and getting called for unnecessary roughness out of frustration.

Looking at the stats, UTEP averaged 3.5 yards per carry for 73 yards in 21 attempts. For those of you keeping score, that’s a lot more than 17 rushing yards against a team currently playing in a power five conference.

If this same Oklahoma team shows up on the field tomorrow night, they might realize very quickly that they aren’t playing UTEP anymore.

If you go back and watch it, I don’t see how it doesn’t concern you more than make you excited for tomorrow’s game. I didn’t think the scoreboard was very reflective of the actual performance, considering the opponent.
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Well I guess saying IU's offense is better than OU's is a bit ludicrous also. Just saying bro.

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And besides, UTEP had an All-American guard who will play in the NFL and that's how UTEP was able to gain success, albeit it was minimal, running the ball against OU during that first drive. Then Mike Stoops buckled them down and made some adjustments.
 
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