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- OL/TE: I don’t think we’ll be surprised why we win or lose this game.

- OL: ummm......................our unstable O-line gets plenty of attention, especially RT.

- Pick/market: I actually think this game is gonna be in the high 20s, and I do think we just come up short .

- Pick/market: What you can't do in a game like this is get caught up in the idea that "we need to establish the run," because what that results in far more often than not in...

- QB/OL: What I posted in another thread: What you can't do in a game like this is get caught up in the idea that "we need to establish the run," because what that results in...

- OL: "When we last one the natty, the O line was able to close out games running the ball." That didn't happen in a single one of the four CFP games that year, against the...

- OL/LB: Quinn was elite in short to mid range and had ice in his veins with the game on the line.

- QB/OL: You can say this for Osu, so eerie, just replace the name with legend bey

- OL/DL: This is why away games get me on the edge…..it’s that one variable you can’t quite discount.

- Pick/market: the clock changes have some effect for sure, but it’s also the play calling.

- OL: If our OL performs and we can run the ball I would be confident in the outcome.

- OL: Our offensive line.

- 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.

- Injury: Eight Buckeyes are returning to their home state on Saturday, and nearly all of them will play key roles for Ohio State.

- OL: The guy that said that could only get the attention of the big ol women

- OL: .......................only if our O-line improves.

- Injury: Ohio State coach Ryan Day stopped by to meet with the media following Wednesday's practice.

- OL: Forgot to add this was a great first game for Ohio State to get their feet wet.

- OL: OL getting worked, fall behind, forced to become predictable…

- 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!

- OL: If I remember correctly, when we played down there in ‘06, we played the entire second team OL a few times during the game because of the heat.

- Coaching: Ohio State head coach Ryan Day met with the media on Tuesday to discuss the showdown at Texas on Saturday (7:30 p.m.

- Pick/market: Bucknuts.com's Steve Helwagen once again joined Ohio State Buckeyes Live on Tuesday afternoon.

- Pick/market: I did in fact grill burgers on Labor Day for dinner, so that was all good.

- 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.

- OL: He does seem like a great recruiter, but if he can't coach them up....

- OL: Hoping we don't need an entire season to figure this out and not let the OL gel for the season.

- OL: That was my recollection too that the OL was much better when he was in over tegra

- OL: It would be interesting to see how the #2's on the OL depth chart graded out Saturday.

- Pick/market: Went over to the scUM 247 site to read their misery.

- 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.

- 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.

- Ohio State's offensive line was described as one of the most experienced in the country, though still worth monitoring for details before the Texas matchup. - The podcast said Ohio State has strong depth at almost every position, with the bench itself sending a message after many young players got snaps. - Cam Calhoun, Jordan Thomas, and the backup quarterback spot were mentioned as depth-chart areas that added useful supporting pieces. - Kyle Parker's injury was downplayed because he was described as the sixth wide receiver rather than a starter.

- OL: Theres like 5 supposed gurus helping out the main oline coach.

- OL: I don't think it's an o line coaching thing, I think it's a Ryan day thing.

- OL: Ohio State's offensive line is back to how they started with Siereveld at right guard and Daniels at right tackle.

- OL: O-line looking a bit like last year

- OL: Offensive line is still trash

- OL/LB: much for a much improved offensive line.

- OL: Yep, I personally was referring to the run game, although Daniels has been beaten on a few pass plays