2024 Jeremiah Smith 2.0 ,,, Signs with Taint

[Problem2]

OSU Offense looking a little……..suspect. Hmmmmm

Booz Hartline should put down the bottle

 

[theibisrules]

X adding Recruiting Analyst to his list of roles for this team. James is Miami.

Man I swear X does everything, I saw him parking cars, selling peanuts and hosting a podcast before the game yesterday. Dude is relentless.

 

[Katzenboyer]

OSU Offense looking a little……..suspect. Hmmmmm

I'm telling you, the loss of Kevin Wilson was a BIG DEAL for that program.

OSU's wide open passing offense wasn't a thing until Wilson got there. Day was always an up-and-comer but his offenses at the college level were not what we saw from OSU the last 3-4 seasons. Even with Meyer, they won a championship because Zeke Elliott was a beast and that OL pushed around Bama/Oregon, and Urban didn't have multiple first rounders at the WR position during his time at Florida.

All that is to say that I think the days of OSU being the wide open, light 'em up offense are on the way down, and that'll be a good thing in this recruitment.

 

[Hurracanes]

Booz Hartline should put down the bottle

Perhaps I am out of my mind, but I believe OSU is on their way down. Saban going to retire soon. Things are changing and I am ecstatic about where we are and where we are headed.

 

[TrojanCane]

Maybe JJ going up to OSU and seeing an underwhelming performance against Bishop Sycamore all while hearing about & seeing highlights of Miami’s throttling of A&M’s defense will have him feeling like he’s missing out.

Possibly a blessing in disguise.

 

[Damiencane86]

Booz Hartline should put down the bottle

Naw send him a case or two of whatever he likes to drink so he keeps calling crappy games and we steal his prized recruit

 

[Problem2]

 

[One9]

Booz Hartline should put down the bottle

disagree, Brian you pick that bottle up and dont stop till its empty brotha. Dont be a little *****, keep on drankin dont worry.

 

[Calinative]

Perhaps I am out of my mind, but I believe OSU is on their way down. Saban going to retire soon. Things are changing and I am ecstatic about where we are and where we are headed.

They May be on their way down, but nobody should expect the fall to be anything major - until it actually happens at least. Over the last like 30 years they have a 81.9% win%, and 19 seasons of 11+ wins...

 

[TOcane]

Dude is toast saying stuff like this.

 

[Brains]

Booz Hartline should put down the bottle

Nah, he needs another round.

 

[WeBallinBoyz]

Clock must only run for an Ohio St games.

We just hung 48 on a defense full of 5-stars…but the clock was moving way too fast to put up points.

Youngstown St just does this to teams.

 

[Problem2]

Clock must only run for an Ohio St games.

We just hung 48 on a defense full of 5-stars…but the clock was moving way too fast to put up points.

Youngstown St just does this to teams.

Blessing in disguise that they made him come see that Gattis offense

 

[AUcane]

Clock must only run for an Ohio St games.

We just hung 48 on a defense full of 5-stars…but the clock was moving way too fast to put up points.

Youngstown St just does this to teams.

Lol. I thought someone did the math and the rule changes results in an approximate loss of 8-10 plays. Did I read that right?

 

[One9]

OSU Offensive Stats through Week 2 vs Miami's

 

[CreativeCane]

Clock must only run for an Ohio St games.

We just hung 48 on a defense full of 5-stars…but the clock was moving way too fast to put up points.

Youngstown St just does this to teams.

Yeah not like other teams haven’t put up 60 this year.

 

[AUcane]

Perhaps I am out of my mind, but I believe OSU is on their way down. Saban going to retire soon. Things are changing and I am ecstatic about where we are and where we are headed.

This is what happens when you don’t have a Bona fide AA at QB in a QB friendly system. It’s why teams like osu, Clemson, bama (and possibly soon uga) don’t look as dominant this year.

 

[TruCane81]

We all saw how desperate OSU got with Innis last year

**** is going to be 10X that with Smith

I didn’t.

Care to explain?

 

[WeBallinBoyz]

Lol. I thought someone did the math and the rule changes results in an approximate loss of 8-10 plays. Did I read that right?

It’s actually less. It’s about 2 plays per game less for each team thus far.

From FootballScoop

“Thus far through this young season, FBS teams are running an average of 66.9 plays per game in 2023. Last year, the average was 68.7, according to an analysis of CFBStats.com data. Thus, in actuality, each team is only running about two less plays per game (4 total per game considering both teams).”

 

[daGr8]

Our game lasted 4 hours