Exactly!Heh, they were beating Bama with Bauserman at QB that night. Why? Because Zeke Elliot tore Bama a new one and Bama could not stop him.
Exactly!Heh, they were beating Bama with Bauserman at QB that night. Why? Because Zeke Elliot tore Bama a new one and Bama could not stop him.
Is that why Ohio State beat Bama a few years ago with the SAME scheme as this years team, Damon? They had better players a few years ago, but 2017 might be the year they challenge again.
I am guessing that it hurt OSU pretty bad when they lost Tom Herman and replaced him with Beck.
I actually liked Beck's offense for the most part when he was here.
cardale made a big difference vs bama. he could stretch the field vertically which jt cannot do. pretty limited otherwise which was exposed last year when he struggled against terrible teams like hawaii and was eventually benched. osu OL was much better the last couple years than this version.
Hey, that doesn't look like Jack Reacher!
The same OSU offense that didn't punt once against the Blackshirts? Probably not a good team/offense to bag on considering what happened a few months ago.LOADED with all the 4-star and 5-star recruits you can handle.
9 yards rushing at the half.
This is what some Husker fans want us to go back to. Ringing in the new year with eight in the box and an opponent with a month to prepare.
Now I'll go sit back and sweat out the second half so this doesn't blow up in my face.
I've spent some time with Tim Beck and Shawn Watson when they were at Nebraska. I really liked Watson, he clearly knew his stuff when it came to quarterbacking. Beck, is a good offensive mind with no idea how to coach QBs
Either JT regressed or the offense execution was largely poor this year (with some exceptions like the Nebraska game). If that is coaching or .lack of players....dunno - Clemson was well drilled on OSU's base offense and had all the answers last night
cardale made a big difference vs bama. he could stretch the field vertically which jt cannot do. pretty limited otherwise which was exposed last year when he struggled against terrible teams like hawaii and was eventually benched. osu OL was much better the last couple years than this version.
These geniuses on here can't figure out Jones made them balanced. Alabama would have ate them alive with JT behind center and being one dimensional.
I don't think many truly understand what 8 in a box on D does to an offense. I stand with youLOADED with all the 4-star and 5-star recruits you can handle.
9 yards rushing at the half.
This is what some Husker fans want us to go back to. Ringing in the new year with eight in the box and an opponent with a month to prepare.
Now I'll go sit back and sweat out the second half so this doesn't blow up in my face.
I don't think many truly understand what 8 in a box on D does to an offense. I stand with you
lol, the dudes biggest pass play came when a Bama defender fell to the ground and left the OSU WR wide open for a TD, other than that his Joe Montana skills were mediocre at best. The only reason he had anything open for his monstrous 240 yard passing game was due to Zeke slashing the Bama D. Classic football, run the ball well and you open up the passing lanes.
That and Ohio State easily had the best offensive line at the end of the season.
Some "geniuses" just can't see that, 44. Before his injury, Barrett had a 170qb rating and was a superior runner to Jones. He would have more than been able to handle the situation against Alabama in that semi final game.
Just as a mentioned in an earlier post about a couple of runs Jones had in that game which were decent runs, put Barrett in on that play instead and you have BIG yards. Jones was a serviceable enough QB to make it work but he certainly wasn't the reason for their success, Elliot and the offensive line was. They lost early that season to VT but once everything came together on the offensive line they never looked back.
His 50% arm in that game was FAR from the reason for their success in it.
I guess we have different expectations for this program.We won 9 games. Nobody should be complaining.
The OSU Oline of '14 and '15 was truly "elite".