OSU offense is charmin soft and Day's big game coaching performances have entered the concerning stage

TCU still getting by

Kentucky/Tenn might be fun

Mel Tucker will prob not be earning his pay check tonight

he has the new age NFL toolbox and size

I learned my lesson after Josh Allen's college career

I saw a lot of Wyoming games and never saw it either.

Tall white guy with a big arm but came up small in winnable MWC games and had a lot of turnovers against MWC defenses.

Truly shocking what he has turned into.

Allen is having the career you and I thought Rosen would have. We were way off on both those guys.

And he’s not even draft eligible

WR U and always have been


>OSU offense is charmin soft and Day's big game coaching
>performances have entered the concerning stage
>
>TCU still getting by
>
>Kentucky/Tenn might be fun
>
>Mel Tucker will prob not be earning his pay check tonight

psu didnt have a prayer of stopping him. instead we came out with one of the worst game plans ive ever seen...

https://twitter.com/RonLedgard/status/1586442558963867648?s=20&t=UfCvPxtdSODTxP5CfV229g

how the fuck does a whole conference outside of the Buckeyes have no desire to sign anything but below average white dudes at QB?

Penn St brought him down, not the other way around

or they just gonna play the victim card week after week? this has been going on for years now. just fix it.

>or they just gonna play the victim card week after week? this
>has been going on for years now. just fix it.

Long overdue

and the tunnel didnt make MSU players swing helmets at redshirts/injuries in street clothes

with various teams.

it couldve easily been fixed but they chose not to cause clearly like having their hornet's nest. and shit finally hit the fan.

how did Franklin act like a jackass? genuine question. all I saw was him telling harbaugh to stop talking. which actually seemed like a good recommendation.

was a student, and haven’t since then beyond verbal jawing which is gonna happen regardless in rivalry games. At least up until the PSU game this year with the PB&J throwing. And even in that game you can see video after the game of both teams peacefully walking through the tunnel and even some chopping it up with each other as they walk to their respective locker rooms:

https://youtu.be/HTuyuUDWo2g

We aren’t the only school with a single tunnel. For example Spartan Stadium has a single tunnel as well. There is already protocol before the game and at halftime with teams taking turns heading in. I’d expect going forward to be much more strict protocol with additional security.

and you had an opposing coach just last week tell everyone that the arrangement was a problem and warned of it escalating into something ugly and instead of taking those concerns seriously...the face of the mich program tells him to fuck off and further antagonizes the situation. and the fanbase cheers this type of response on.

the last game. Again, I've never heard of or seen reported anything more than verbal trash talking in the tunnel up until that PSU game. Yes we need to fix the situation re: protocol and security.

That being said I don't think it's a coincidence that some MSU players did this at the next game after PSU and it was in the news. Again, MSU also has a single tunnel, so they know how that works.

All that being said, nothing excuses what happened Saturday. That was beyond some rivalry crap.

>the last game. Again, I've never heard of or seen reported
>anything more than verbal trash talking in the tunnel up until
>that PSU game.

last year halftime vs OSU was not good.


>That being said I don't think it's a coincidence that some MSU
>players did this at the next game after PSU and it was in the
>news

there is zero coincidence in anyone's involvement in these tunnel interactions. it's a thing thats been allowed and encouraged and unsurprisingly went too far.

I never knew it was an issue

>I never knew it was an issue

But somehow a player wielding his helmet at another human being is the tunnels fault.

>But somehow a player wielding his helmet at another human
>being is the tunnels fault.
>

beefing security would also be an option. which supposedly they did but I didn't see much of any police presence in the footage.

>beefing security would also be an option. which supposedly
>they did but I didn't see much of any police presence in the
>footage.

putting Kentucky football back where they belong, getting stomped with no chance

really the game is Georgia's offense against Tennessee's defense.

Tennessee actually has a stout front seven a top ten rush defense -- the toughest rush defense Georgia faced was Missouri (36th), and you saw how they got off schedule and struggled in that game.

I can see Bowers just killing Tennessee's secondary on third downs though; the Kentucky game was a glimmer of hope for the Vols (I like #0 Slaughter to cover him, #1 Jackson can cover but is a bad tackler). Vols have had corners hurt but those guys were making a ton of mistakes while healthy (I am not a fan of #5 Hadden, he was crazy undisciplined in the Florida game).

I'm sure Kirby has studied the bama tape and saw what his old boss did or didn't do defensively. but they won't be able to stop Tennessee -- Vols scored 17 last year against them (only bama scored more) and this version is leagues better.

what will kill Tennessee are turnovers. Hooker is a smart scrambler but he can put it on the ground, and so do the two running backs. plus Georgia is at home -- not that Athens is that scary, but Neyland is one of the best homefield advantages in the SEC and Tennessee won't have that to lean on.

if Georgia can run the ball from the outset, it's going to be a long day. but I don't think they will. I think it will be another bama-type game, where whichever offense has the ball at the end will win.

too many teams try to run outside or throw short and Bama and Georgia eat that up..

but when you go vertical it really changes the game. Which is why I think Vols will win another high scoring game.

They have no shame in broadcasting how very not bright they are.

>They have no shame in broadcasting how very not bright they
>are.


why do all of our (TOSU and um) big out of conference games have to be at the start of the season, and then we get into the big 10 play.

I wish we had a big time opponent to square off with later in the season, once the team is firing on all cylinders and players have settled into positions to test their mettle against a legit opponent since the big 10 is so bad now that we only get one real legit test all season, sometimes 2 or 3 if wisconsin and penn state / msu are doing ok

Everyone knows that a team always looks drastically different at the start of november compared to AUGUST, when players are still coming in off training camp.


anywAYS END RANT.

Until then, I see biz as usual cuz why bother. If all things are proper the game will continue to be the de facto play in.

Unless its against Notre Dame I don’t remember that many teams scheduling tough out of conference games once the conference schedule ramps up

>Unless its against Notre Dame I don’t remember that many
>teams scheduling tough out of conference games once the
>conference schedule ramps up
>
>

You right though

Crazy to reflect now on how those 2 programs agreed to play that late in the season. That was pre BCS era though and ND didn’t shy from any big teams. They used to have some epic battles with PSU (when they were independent) and then obviously Michigan and USC. Unless you’re an independent or play in a non-power 5 conference, doesn’t make sense with the current format.

just ask mich

aside from that we all know that late season losses are weighted more heavily than early season losses so that would make it extra dumb to schedule something big later in the season. and why SEC schedules FCS teams in november. no other conference would agree to it.

if MSU, wisky, Iowa, PSU etc. cant field solid teams then there's really not much OSU can do about it. also i think part of the reason why these second tier schools suck so bad nowadays is because the elite schools recruit at such a higher level than they did in then past. there wasnt as big of a talent discrepancy.

>Everyone knows that a team always looks drastically different
>at the start of november compared to AUGUST, when players are
>still coming in off training camp.

hey hey hey I remember in august when you weren't letting me use this as an excuse for OSU's crappy play vs ND lol