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Anybody Have a Good Autopsy On Ohio St's Loss?

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  • Moderator
No.

I saw about the last 2/3 of the game. tOSU's offense look horrible and their tiny quarterback looked ridiculous. Their D was having a lot of trouble with SUC that night. They didn't look that good to me but maybe it was just a bad game.

I'd say Northwestern's offense looked much more challenging to stop. They were going with QB2 the whole game. I don't know if QB1 is back this week or not. If not, I'd say an upset it possible but the Ducks obviously have looked about as up and down as any team in modern history so far so who knows what they'll bring to the fight.

If anybody has a good breakdown on how the Buckeyes looked so bad against USC, I'd love to hear it.

  • Administrator
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8 minutes ago, The Kamikaze Kid said:

'd say Northwestern's offense looked much more challenging to stop. They were going with QB2 the whole game. I don't know if QB1 is back this week or not. If not, I'd say an upset it possible but the Ducks obviously have looked about as up and down as any team in modern history so far so who knows what they'll bring to the fight.

Ohio State's QB1 (Julian Sayin) will still be out with injury for the Oregon game.

  • Moderator
No.

They seemed to try and simplify the game for their new QB. He made some bad throws but also had some drops. That doesn’t mean he won’t play well against Oregon’s defense this weekend. They’ve yet to beat a backup Freshman QB this season. Furthermore, Raiola played good last week which means he’s due for his bi-weekly slump.

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