This is really good, as twice I noticed that the Buckeyes lined up wrong before plays that resulted in touchdowns scored by Oregon, but this eleven minute video explains WHY.

How Oregon's Offense OUTSCHEMED Ohio State

Charles, as always, thank you for posting this video. For those Forum members who were suprised by the Ducks hanging 41 on tOSU, then this is a video worth watching.

Congrats to Jay Johnson's film study to recognize the Buckeyes formation tendencies. And his play calls in 3rd and long or for DR calling audibles pre snap. Keep it going!

Great preparation!

It's almost like Matt Patricia did not watch the 2nd half film of the Northwestern game. The Oregon lineman, along with Jamari Johnson, executed counters with some good pin and pull blocking. With some darn good results.

Also, DR recognized and took advantage of certain Buckeye formations, read it correctly and exploited what the Buckeyes gave him. Converting on 3rd andclong for first downs and touchdowns.

DR came prepared and the line blocked at a fairly high level. The middle screen calls took advantage of the Buckeyes aggressiveness

They kept tOSU defense off balance from the 2nd quarter on. The final score does not reflect the rout that OBD's put on the Buckeyes.

Credit to Jay Johnson for making those adjustments from a slow start in both the NW and tOSU games. It is working.

This video clip only covers what OBD's offense did. Hats off to Hampton and the Duck D for adjusting and shutting down the Buckeyes offense completely for 2 and a half quarters.

Let's keep it rolling against the Wolverines. They play solid defense and don't give up alot ofcpoints.

GO DUCKS!

Here we go....Sco Ducks guys, and as good as the first video is--these guys add other knowledge and great stuff. The change of attitude on offense to "attacking" is huge! You will love learning from them....

Thanks, Charles. The boys really go deeper in their breakdowns and explanations. Love these podcasts.......

A few things I noticed is that on pass plays, DR is not scanning the entire field. On quick outs, he is looking to the outside. If that man is covered, Johnson is bringing other receiver options into DR's field of vision. The ball is getting out quick and OBD's are being aggressive. With success!

The Buckeyes seemed confused and had no answers on defense.

These plays have been in the Duck playbook for years. For some reason, Meh chose not to run them.

GEEZ......

Kyle Whittingham knows alot about the Ducks sets, schemes and processes. Combine that knowledge with his solid defensive group and it will make for a challenge against Michigan.

Looking forward to see how Jay Johnson adjusts his calls against the Wolverines. Be a great time for the Duck D to pitch a shut out.

GO DUCKS!