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Ohio State vs Texas Score Prediction
- Pick/market: I actually think this game is gonna be in the high 20s, and I do think we just come up short .
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Ohio State vs Texas Score Prediction
- Pick/market: No one who watches Saturday night’s game will need to look at the QBR to tell us which QB played better.
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Our LB's and TX LB's
- Injury: I like our depth better.
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Early Friday Boarding House
- Pick/market: Will likely be a lower scoring game for both teams with turnovers and special teams a big factor - in our favor - 24-17 Buckeyes.
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Community thread: Bucknuts & Horns247
- QB/LB: Any running qb puts an extra strain on a defense but especially a guy like Arch who not only can pull it down for 5 yards and a first down but can house it...
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The MAC Has Spoken!
- LB: There isn't a rule that says that the NCAA or playoff committee can take a win away and give it to another school.
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Community thread: Bucknuts & Horns247
- QB/OL: We are DEEP at some positions but the amount of proven depth almost goes away when it comes to the OL and QB.
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- Injury: Eight Buckeyes are returning to their home state on Saturday, and nearly all of them will play key roles for Ohio State.
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Snap count??
- LB: Is this something you are going to continue to provide us this year…..I always enjoyed seeing it and will even more so this year with the depth and “redshirt” rules having changed.
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Pettijohn & Alford need to start!
- LB/DB: He was called out for a few pre season struggles but he is still learning the position, even though he is in the NFL.
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scum appeal
- Pick/market: I really don't think this appeal will change things.
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scum appeal
- LB: I bet he gets the next two won’t throw.
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Wednesday Boarding House
- LB: Sayin diagnosing and carving up Cover 2 means teams will likely need to play more man coverage - and that means even better things for zone 6
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- Coaching: In Tuesday’s press conference, Ryan Day compared Devin McCuin to Chris Olave, said the coaches will ‘continue to evaluate’ the offensive line, and more!
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Tuesday Boarding House
- QB/LB: you I wish we would be above that but tampering is now accepted by the NCAA and is a farce of a word.
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- OL/LB: Ryan Day says Ohio State will “continue to evaluate” its lineup on the offensive line and said his full focus has been on Texas, not how the Michigan/Western Michigan game ended.
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Luke Fahey-SIAP
- Pick/market: Actually, I think Fahey runs better than TSC.
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Luke Fahey-SIAP
- QB/LB: Fahey just has that blend of athleticism, arm talent, and football smarts.
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The NIL Dilemma
- QB/LB: The cheaters have a nice big savings account, I don’t know think this waste of money will matter in that way.
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Quick Takes at Halftime: Buckeyes gradually build 28-3 lead
- Ohio State used Tarvos Alford as the starting outside linebacker in a 4-3 look, while freshman Jay Timmons entered as the nickel back when the defense shifted packages.
- Zion Grady started at defensive end over Beau Atkinson and generated a third-down pressure during a mostly strong first half for the Ohio State defense.
- Ohio State's offensive line rotated early, with Austin Siereveld moving from right guard to right tackle, Gabe Van Sickle entering at guard, and Phillip Daniels briefly going to the bench before returning.
- The halftime review said Ohio State's run blocking or Arthur Smith's run scheme needs work before the Texas game after a hit-or-miss early rushing performance.
- Freshman kick returner Legend Bey twice ignored an upback telling him to stay in the end zone, putting Ohio State's offense in poor field position.
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Podcast: What We Learned Live: Reactions following Ohio State's 56-3 win over Ball State
- Ohio State entered and exited the Ball State game extremely healthy, with no starters hurt and Kyle Parker described as the only injured backup.
- The podcast flagged right tackle health as especially important with Texas' defensive line and Colin Simmons coming next.
- Julian Sayin was described as crisp after missing his first two throws, while Philip Daniels appeared healthy and animated on the sideline.
- Ohio State's defensive depth was framed as strong enough that Edward Houston, Will Smith Jr., James Smith, or John Walker could be part of the starting mix if needed.
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