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The pressure rate was low. It’s not that there weren’t mistakes. The question is whether or not that’s abnormal. It’s one of two things (I’m open to other options). You screw up an assignment or you get beat straight up. This is one game in isolation. We start with a premise. We find 3 plays to prove a point. The data and the outcome would suggest those were minimal. So in evaluating the data, your assumption is that almost all other games, other players, other teams are straight up getting beat rather than blowing assignments. My assumption is that in the majority of games it’s a combination of both. Its a fans view of their own team rather taking a global perspective about the typical play around the nation.

I’ll always believe Malcolm’s career would’ve been different if he started with a staff like Sark’s. Just the wrong time unfortunately. Big back with good balance, & a violent runner going downhill. Quandre Diggs also wore 28 I think his freshman year.

True, but Peyton didn't move to Tennessee for no reason. I think Heupel is probably out by the time Marshall commits and Peyton will have a say on who coaches. If not, Texas has as good a chance as anyone or better.

Yes he did.

Sounds like dad https://x.com/StephenHargis/status/2085926142431682624/video/1?s=46

Need to stop looking in the rear view mirror.

For our defensive coaches:

Misc observations:

Day: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skull-sessions/2026/08/163235/skull-session-ohio-state-looks-as-athletic-and-talented-as-ever-ryan-day-uses-discipline-when-he-drives-his-mercedes-and

Roster Weight changes: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/2026/08/163246/a-look-at-the-weight-changes-on-ohio-state-s-roster-from-2025-to-2026

Nickel: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/2026/08/163247/freshman-cornerback-jay-timmons-working-as-starting-nickel-early-in-fall-camp-backing-up-his-trash-talk

Hell of a post Awesome

Practice notes: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/2026/08/163245/ohio-state-practice-observations-devin-mccuin-dominates-jay-timmons-plays-first-team-nickel-and-joshua-padilla

Again, the film don't lie. We were still making some basic mistakes in that OL in game 13 that we made in game 1. That was the entire point of that guy's video. I rewatched the entire Michigan game last week on ESPNU, and I noticed all those dirty pockets and Defensive guys running free at Arch, but I didn't slow it down to see the individual blown assignments and dropped balls. The guy makes a good argument about mistakes hurting Arch, but him playing Superman to overcome many if them. The Michigan game was a perfect example.