LovingBuckeye

After seeing the way Texas’ OL played against Ohio State, I’m confident none of them would play a snap for Ohio State. Where as I know our OL already shut down a better Texas D than they will face on 8/30. With all do respect. All experience isn’t the same.

Actually, my thinking is I only saw Arch play two competent opponents. Ohio State knocked him out in one play, and he looked like he didn’t belong anywhere near a football field against Georgia.

Sherrone Moore beat Alabama

Jeez, what does that say about the SEC then when USC and Illinois pushes them around? Yikes. By the way, Tennessee was one of the least physical teams Ohio State played all season.

Ohio State doesn’t have a long home winning streak, so not an issue.

The same can be said for Ole Miss, Auburn, Florida, and A&M. A&M has not been a contender in my life time. Ole Miss has not been a contender in my lifetime. Florida has not been a contender for 17 years and Auburn is nearly as long.

Yeah, regardless of who wins on 8/30 both teams will be among the favorites to win the national championship all season long.

lol unfortunately not. But unfortunately for Texas, Ohio State doesn’t have a Michigan problem with them 😉

Michigan’s talent doesn’t come anywhere near Ohio State, neither does their DL coaching. They rely on developing low 4* and high 3*.

The same IOL (Luke Montgomery, Carson Hinzman, and Tegra Tshabola) started and played the entire games against Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee, Oregon, Texas, and Notre Dame. Phillip Daniels started the second half of the season for Minnesota. Your OL is really that experienced?

The funny thing is USC did beat LSU, Illinois did beat South Carolina lol

As far as Hero is concerned, he would have either been 2nd or 3rd team here as well, and that is why he left.

I consider the middle - USC, Washington, Nebraska, Iowa, Washington, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin. I consider the top Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, and Oregon. USC beat LSU & Texas A&M, Illinois beat South Carolina, USC & Nebraska are two of the bluest blue bloods in the sport, and Washington just played for a national championship two seasons ago.

Don’t play into the SEC stereotypes haha. I’m talking on the field, I don’t care for hypotheticals. We know Michigan can beat Alabama, can Alabama beat Michigan? Idk, they haven’t been able to.

Or Michigan can beat Alabama? lol

really, you don’t think Illinois can beat South Carolina? Or USC can beat LSU or Texas A&M? Interesting

The SEC dominated the past, no doubt about that.

Yeah, last season was a one off, was originally Washington. It is nice to see Texas finally scheduling like Ohio State though. It wasn’t too long ago Maryland was Texas’ marquee OOC.

Ohio State plays @12, vs 2, and @ 14 in conference. Non-ranked teams that are perennial bowl teams on the schedule @ Washington vs Minnesota @Wisconsin Texas plays in conference @ 15, vs 18, and @ 5. Non ranked teams that are perennial bowl teams None Honestly, Texas’ schedule is pretty weak compared to Ohio States

Will all do respect, I think the middle of the B1G is also better than the middle of the SEC.

We consider Ryan Day as being right there with Sark as the best play callers in the sport. You can think whatever you want, but I am trying to educate you so you aren’t surprised on 8/30. Much like Texas, Ohio State doesn’t have “overrated” defensive lines. They are always elite recruits coached by an elite coaching staff.

I’m much more concerned about Matt Patricia. If he struggles, there is no coach to take over.

The defensive line isn’t overrated lol, if anything the national media is underestimating the defensive line. Also, if Hartline struggled then Ryan Day would just take over lol. Also, nowhere did I say that Julian Sayin would put up 31 points.

Yeah, all I said was a score prediction. I didn’t mention at all how the teams would get there.

With all do respect, it is baffling to me that you don’t think there is no chance for a win margin like that. People said the same before Tennessee, Oregon, and Texas last season. It’s college football, we have no clue. One thing we do know is that Arch struggled mightily when he took hits by high major lineman. Hell Ohio State knocked him out.