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- QB: I didn’t think they would be any good with Mateer as their QB

- QB: He gets canned a there qb is in the portal

- QB: You've repeatedly made it perfectly clear that you believe he sucks as a college QB.

- Pick/market: No one who watches Saturday night’s game will need to look at the QBR to tell us which QB played better.

- 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...

- Pick/market: This is true.

- 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...

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

- QB: Very thankful for the personalities we have had at QB as of recent...

- QB/LB: He wont be starting for long.

- QB/WR: I don’t think Cutty Sark or Day are going to be as conservative in play calling this year.

- 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.

- Pick/market: There is no might he’s get over 100 with Drew lock as his qb tonight

- Ohio State coach Ryan Day said defensive end Qua Russaw had returned to practice and completed a full week, an availability update ahead of Texas without a stated game snap count. - Ohio State was still evaluating its kick-return role through game time: Legend Bey caught kicks in Wednesday's practice alongside other candidates, so Day did not confirm him as the returner. - Ohio State freshman nickelback Jay Timmons stood out to Day on film for competitiveness and a demeanor beyond his experience level, a favorable personnel assessment rather than confirmation of an expanded role against Texas. - Ohio State has practiced silent-count variations throughout the summer for road environments, with Arthur Smith contributing adjustments; Day also highlighted additional quarterback meetings with receivers and offensive linemen to coordinate the Texas preparation, while acknowledging that execution still has to follow. - Ohio State used sports-science preparation and increased indoor heat ahead of the forecast extreme temperatures in Austin, but Day acknowledged its practice heat had not matched Texas conditions and expected both teams to use substantial depth.

- QB: Agree, I mentioned this right after the game and got torched.

- QB: How is this monster not starting!

- QB: Be sure to tell the coaches as I am sure they are hanging on your every thought.

- Pick/market: "The schedule is too tough for them not to drop 3-4 games though."

- QB/LB: I meant that no one up there can teach him how to handle media appearances.

- QB: Speaking of qb looking like a send the talk of tsc looking like one more than a qb wasn’t true at all

- QB: Agreed that it was a very limited sample size.

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

- Injury: Either Devon brown got injured or benched as the other qb threw for over 300 yards in the last Weber state game

- QB: I caught up with Brady Edmunds yesterday after the Ohio State season opener.

- QB/WR: Wonder if Lincoln would have been better as a WR or something.

- QB: Ohio State has nothing to lose here, and they have the better QB, the best player and a better defense.

- 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.

- QB: If they went after the WMU QB, it really makes me start to wonder how far TSC has to go to be a starter.

- Cover 3 hosts identified pass protection as a prerequisite for Ohio State's quarterback to play well against Texas, warning that immediate and persistent pressure would limit his effectiveness. - In reviewing Ohio State's late-season games against Miami and Indiana last year, the hosts attributed part of the quarterback's struggles to poor offensive-line play and cautioned against evaluating his performance in isolation.

- Ohio State's listed highlights against Ball State included Julian Sayin touchdown passes to Jeremiah Smith from 48 yards and three yards, showing Smith involved in both a deep completion and a goal-line scoring play. - Ohio State produced third-quarter rushing touchdowns of 65 yards to the left and 49 yards to the right, giving the opener's running game explosive scores in both directions. - Ohio State's early second-quarter interception by Alford came on a play credited with a Wilder quarterback hurry, linking pass pressure to a defensive takeaway in the supplied play record.

- Pick/market: Actually, I think Fahey runs better than TSC.

- Injury: How many times have we seen the backup QB get the last two drives of the game, and all he does is hand the ball off in two straight 3-and-out drives.

- QB: Gotta admit, at this point, at least 50% of FBS QB’s would be more serviceable that Underwood.

- QB/LB: Fahey just has that blend of athleticism, arm talent, and football smarts.

- QB: Would be a third string, buckeye quarterback, battling with St Claire

- QB: I’m not sure why they run plays that aren’t QB read and RPO.

- QB: Tommy looks like good qb but at 6’4 190lbs he is way to skinny still to trot him out yet

- QB/DL: Agreed although I thought the whole DL did pretty well with their pressures.

- QB/LB: The cheaters have a nice big savings account, I don’t know think this waste of money will matter in that way.

- QB: trying to tackle a fire hydrant that's moving on a bowling ball.

- Injury: One other thought on TSC and Fahey: - There is a full year...and honestly it could be 2 more years if Sayin returns...for this to play out.

- 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.

- QB: Honestly thought this QB was just gonna have a rocket arm and was too big to be agile… way wrong.