Hartline new osu oc?

[Odysseus]

 

[Hoyacane1620]

It's posted right in this thread I could have sworn

that wasn't anything official. just a fan site

 

[DTP]

Running the ball is the better answer when your QB keeps throwing it to the other team the hoping he’ll figure it out a couple INTs later

Or, just hear me out, coach your quarterback. Just hoping he’d figure it out is EXACTLY what he did.

 

[Dwinstitles]

Or Michigan.

sh I will take an FSU loss and win a natty, that game ended meaning nothing for OSU.

 

[Hoyacane1620]

From one of their 247 mods:

"Sites that have been banned from the WHAC are "guessing" not "reporting."

Some other posters who may or may not know real info:

"This seems the most likely early scenario, from what I've been told as well. I think Hartline will at least get to decide if he thinks he's ready to handle all that comes with being OC."

"If Hartline is the sole OC and fails, he is going to get fired. Hiring a co-OC at least gives you cover."

"We’ll see what Day eventually decides but if this is the choice it’s a huge step back in the experience of the coaching staff. This would definitely be the riskiest of options for Day."

 

[aelmiami]

sh I will take an FSU loss and win a natty, that game ended meaning nothing for OSU.

Me too. But those dudes take that game to another level. He had to win the natty to get them off his back. That’s another level of craziness.