⚡ CFB Dashboard

- LB/DB: He is good, but not the best safety in our history though.

- QB/LB: We have to start expecting him to make plays when there is nothing.

- LB: You clearly missed the point since you are so defensive of Ryan Day.

- In Tuesday's press conference, Ryan Day said DE Zion Grady's and OT Phillip Daniels' injuries were not expected to be long-term, but their availability for Kent State depended on how the week progressed. Neither was cleared to play in that update. - Day said Ohio State completed only two of 12 second-half passes at Texas and needs to involve receivers beyond Jeremiah Smith while establishing a more consistent run game. Several concepts began with Smith before progressing elsewhere. Day attributed the lost rhythm to shared quarterback, receiver, protection and coaching execution, not Julian Sayin alone. - Ohio State misidentified some protections and allowed free rushers against Texas, although Day thought the line handled many twists and movements adequately. A nine-yard loss followed by a sack also damaged one red-zone possession. Protection identification and avoiding negative plays are specific issues to track before assuming the scoring problems are corrected. - Day said Ohio State did not generate enough late pressure on Arch Manning, including poor execution when it attacked on fourth down. He wants ways to involve young defensive lineman Khary Wilder and said linebacker Riley Pettijohn will continue to play more. Those are rotation-development plans, not announced new starters or a fixed blitz package. - Day wants Joe McGuire's placement punts to pin opponents near their goal line rather than leave the ball around the 15. He said inadequate execution could mean going for fourth downs instead, and acknowledged an opportunity for greater aggression on a later fourth down in Texas territory. No blanket fourth-down policy or punter change was announced.

- LB: I know this is 20 hours past kickoff, but I appreciate LR asking the tough questions but I wonder what that truly means when it comes to the rubber meeting the road.

- Pick/market: The object of the game is to guess the MOST selected answer of your peers.

- DL/LB: I don’t think he’s JAG, but if anyone hoped he was going to be Williams or MacDonald then get used to disappointment — can and will have better 3Tech outings, but he needs help...

- TE/LB: Ryan Day views the TE as an extension of the O line.

- QB/OL: After rewatching the game I realized the Oline played well.

- QB/OL: Ryan Patrick Day can be replaced, and the Ohio State coaching job isn't harder vs TX, BAMA, MI, GA, etc.

- Pick/market: the upshot of this whole discussion is, LB play is not what it needs to be, but we're not quite sure how to address it.

- Pick/market: I’ve been since probably Monday.

- Pick/market: I admire him for sticking to his theme.

- OL/DL: O-line will be Elite by the year .

- DL/LB: My own opinion is because he remembered last year multiple goal line stands by the defense.

- Pick/market: Rubin is correct in his statement that the most disturbing part of the game was the obvious fact that once the 45 yard FG was missed, there was zero doubt in my mind that...

- LB: Dave since we look to be a 4 loss tleam no matter, why not go all in youth.

- LB: I don't have Problems with the decision myself in the play calling on the RZ continues to be absurd thought that's why they brought in AS to help fix those issues.

- QB/LB: Hes an okay QB and the leader if this Buckeye team so i support and respect that.

- LB: Ohio State matches Texas’ lackadaisical drive with one of their own and will punt right back Still plenty of time left in this one

- LB: I will vote for any candidate who passes a law that says college football games must begin within five minutes of their advertised start times.

- OL/LB: Our O-Line determines if we win this game.