Ohio State still getting the top WR's. Impressive class
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All that means is that some of the 2 last years 4 and 5 star WRs will be transferring They can’t play them all.
They’ve been getting good wide receivers drafted for a long time.
The five star transfers we get are quitters
The five star guys we get off of waivers have been total duds. I'd start bypassing these guys in favor of 4 star transfers that don't have a cornucopia of issues.
Did he quit? I thought he was just an over valued player who wound up sucking.
Nebraska needs to get on the 10-15 4 star player circuit every year. Whether it means success or not, it's no coincidence (yes I know, nothing I'm saying is new) that those teams that do haul in a good size 4* class are enjoying a lot of success.
Imagine 5 star transfer Trey Palmer with a stable coaching staff and a better offensive line. Has a touchdown from Baker Mayfield in his first preseason game.
Yeah, I don't understand the big deal here. The OSU offense has been probably the best in CF over the last 5 or 6 years and will be the same this year. It's not their offense that's their issue - it's their crap defense. He!!, they had a 14-point, 4th quarter lead against Georgia in the Playoffs and couldn't hold onto it,
For those predicting the Big Ten this year, just watch the OSU defense. Supposedly, they're supposed to be better in 2023, I want to see it first. If they come out with a solid defense, it's over. If they suck again, it will come down to PSU and Michigan.
College football fireworks: 12 offenses guaranteed to explode in 2023
Commemorating the Fourth of July, let's look at the nation's most prolific offenses this fall.
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I’m one of the very few who thinks Ryan Day was born on 3rd base and has shown zero ability to coach at a championship level
I'm with ya. Call me crazy, but I think his long term status falls on his DC hire last year.
Wouldn't go as far as that, but OSU has slipped under him IMO .and Michigan now has the better coach so it will be interesting to see how that rivalry shapes up.
Well they were a play away from beating Georgia and they would have blasted tcu. Hard to argue that wasn't coaching on a championship level. One play different and it is.
shoulda woulda coulda
the B1G motto
michigan killed ohiost and were promptly disposed of by TCU. never trailed for a single second.
even the transitive property - long a favorite tool of B1G blowhards - doesn't agree with this
To my eyes they appear to be slipping...and Michigan has beaten em twice in a row. Baby seal clubbing em last year.....
They haven’t had a stud on the defensive line since Chase Young and the Bosas. They’ve got guys, but no one that is taking over the game.Yeah, I don't understand the big deal here. The OSU offense has been probably the best in CF over the last 5 or 6 years and will be the same this year. It's not their offense that's their issue - it's their crap defense. He!!, they had a 14-point, 4th quarter lead against Georgia in the Playoffs and couldn't hold onto it,
For those predicting the Big Ten this year, just watch the OSU defense. Supposedly, they're supposed to be better in 2023, I want to see it first. If they come out with a solid defense, it's over. If they suck again, it will come down to PSU and Michigan.
College football fireworks: 12 offenses guaranteed to explode in 2023
Commemorating the Fourth of July, let's look at the nation's most prolific offenses this fall.
Would Georgia or Alabama hire Coach Day if they had a vacancy. I would say, no. I don’t think of him in the upper echelon of coaches, even though he coaches at a premier program.
Ohio State won’t win the title in the B1G or the Natty until they get the defense to where it can close out games.
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