Holy Ducking Crap!
ATACdawg
Thank God Trump is FIRED!!! Lock him up!
Did anyone watch the Buckeyes-Ducks matchup?
Did Ohio State just forget to Duck?
Or were they just ducked by Oregon?
(Sorry, TheeOSU, I just couldn't resist. 😜)
Did Ohio State just forget to Duck?
Or were they just ducked by Oregon?
(Sorry, TheeOSU, I just couldn't resist. 😜)
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I don't like college football much at all, but will continue to root for Oregon even though I live in Az. This was great news when I was reading about it (I wasn't able to catch the game-this was one of a few college football games I would have actually watched, but was busy).
Go Blue!!!!🏈🤸♂️
The epitome of pathetic is you go blow guys that have nothing to cheer about regarding your inept weaselly team so all you have left is to cheer because the team that has totally dominated your team for multiple years lost to someone else that would have convincingly beat your team too.
Ok no problem, just don't get any spunk in your eyes while you jack off in glee, we'll see where "your" team is at the end of the year.
Nov. 20, 2004 Columbus Ohio State, 37-21
Nov. 19, 2005 Ann Arbor Ohio State, 25-21
Nov. 18, 2006 Columbus Ohio State, 42-39
Nov. 17, 2007 Ann Arbor Ohio State, 14-3
Nov. 22, 2008 Columbus Ohio State, 42-7
Nov. 21, 2009 Ann Arbor Ohio State, 21-10
Nov. 27, 2010* Columbus Ohio State, 37-7
Nov. 26, 2011 Ann Arbor Michigan, 40-34
Nov. 22, 2012 Columbus Ohio State, 26-21
Nov. 30, 2013 Ann Arbor Ohio State, 42-41
Nov. 29, 2014 Columbus Ohio State, 42-28
Nov. 28, 2015 Ann Arbor Ohio State, 42-13
Nov. 26, 2016 Columbus Ohio State, 30-27
Nov. 25, 2017 Ann Arbor Ohio State, 31-20
Nov. 24, 2018 Columbus Ohio State, 62-39
Nov. 30, 2019 Ann Arbor Ohio State, 56-27
Covid saved your guys another loss in 2020, perhaps you should cheer that too.
Go blow! Lolol
Cool.
Not that I really care about football.
But cool.
Last week the defense seemed suspect and now it is clearly problematic. Running man-to-man basically the whole game despite it not working tells me the coaching staff doesn't have much confidence in changing things up mid game with these players. I think it was 3 times that they got burned on TD runs to the short side of the field because they didn't have a defender to seal the edge.
The offensive line didn't seem to be able to open things up for the running game to get established. Add in a QB that doesn't seem to be much of a threat to run and teams with a good secondary are going to be problematic this season.
About the only thing I am sure of for the Buckeyes this year is that even though they aren't as good as recent years they are still better than that team of blue ballers up north.
If I would have known they were playing I would’ve watched the game b/c I like Oregon – not b/c I like Oregon itself, but b/c I’m a fan of the Ducks’ HC Mario Cristobal – he’s a UM (Hurricanes) guy and won 2 national championships w/ UM in the late 80s/early-90s as an offensive-lineman (mostly right-tackle I believe) – he eventually became HC at Florida International University which started its football program only in 2002 (up to the last few years that school was mostly a commuter school but has grown a lot in the last 15 or so years) – they were perennial losers but under Cristobal he turned them into conference champs and even beat some ranked teams and thus I became a big-fan of Cristobal given what he had done w/ that program – Cristobal had some issues with the Athletic Dept and was either fired – he was offered the job at UM of co-head-coach and I believe he accepted but never coached at UM and instead went to Alabama to be Saban’s o-line coach likely to learn from the best and pad his resume – he then went to Oregon to what I thought was a co-head-coach position but Wikipedia says it was a co-offensive-coordinator position – but Willie Taggart left Oregon as HC to be HC at Florida State - Cristobal was originally interim HC then was offered the position - and thus why I enjoy watching the Ducks (liked them under Chip Kelly also but def like them more now b/c of Cristobal).
Cristobal is a not a “play not to lose” coach – he’s a risk-taker and why Oregon has lost some close games – UM used to be the same way and at their peak would also at times lose close games they should have won b/c of their aggressive-play but that makes them fun to watch.
Man I wish UM would have gotten Cristobal as coach – he’s a hell of a recruiter and would have been a hell of a fit at UM – UM has had nothing but mediocre coaches since Jimmy Johnson left – they survived for another decade or so based mostly on their hype and past success but have been mediocre to bad for the last 15+ years.
I assumed Ohio St would take a significant dip when Urban Meyer left – that often happens to a lot of programs when their star HC leaves – if I remember correctly they took a significant dip when Tressel was forced out – I was actually surprised how good they were in ’19 and ’20 under Ryan Day but I wonder if that’s due to Meyer’s wake per se and his incredible recruiting to where Day inherited stacked teams and it may now be a downward trajectory from where they had been.
Two things I can see. OSU needs to get a different defensive coordinator, and a real QC coach.
I got 1 update when OSU was down 28-21 and was able to listen to the last 7-8 minutes on the radio as I drove home and it sounded like they had chances to tie and send it to OT but couldn't get it done.
I had doubts about last year's team yet they went beyond my expectations and made the playoffs, I had bigger doubts about this year's team and was just going to keep my mouth shut about them until the end but the squawking bullied 98 pounders above who have had sand kicked in their faces for the last 2 decades suddenly have a shred of false hope because someone did what their team has been unable to do in what must seem like eons to them and that's understandable when their coach is better known for picking his nose on the sidelines than for what his team does on the field. Enjoy your fleeting moment boys.