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I haven't seen it happen often but a rotation of Stroh and Neto at the G spot could help wear that DLine down some. It would be nice to see some Duo and power.

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Nagy (the real head coach, not BV) loves his 3-star diamonds in the rough. They told me croots are waiting for them to have a 9- or 10-win season, a win over Texas, and a CFP appearance to pull some flips and spend big $$$ in the portal.

Dallas wasn't going anywhere - with or without Parsons. The Boys need a better roster. Like it or not, this deal with GB offers good draft choices, extra money for the cap, and the removal of a disgruntled player. Also, never is never a wise choice of words.

Gooner #20 ranked class is comically sad even by their standards... 🤣😂 2026 Oklahoma commitments by position Quarterback Four-star Bowe Bentley, No. 67 NATL. (No. 6 QB) Running Back Four-star DeZephen Walker, No. 350 NATL. (No. 24 RB) Wide Receiver Four-star Daniel Odom, No. 307 NATL. (No. 51 WR) Tight End Four-star Tyler Ruxer, No. 376 NATL. (No. 19 TE) Three-star Ryder Mix, No. 699 NATL. (No. 41 TE) Interior Offensive Lineman Four-star Deacon Schmitt, No. 295 NATL. (No. 23 IOL) Three-star Noah Best, No. 451 NATL. (No. 43 IOL) Defensive Lineman Three-star T-Ron Richardson, No. 416 NATL. (No. 41 DL) Three-star James Carrington, No. 488 NATL. (No. 51 DL) Three-star Brian Harris, No. 533 NATL. (No. 56 DL) EDGE Four-star Jake Kreul, No. 41 NATL. (No. 8 EDGE) Three-star Daniel Norman, No. 439 NATL. (No. 48 EDGE) Three-star Matthew Nelson, No. 455 NATL. (No. 49 EDGE) Linebacker Four-star Jakore Smith, No. 379 NATL. (No. 27 LB) Three-star Beau Jandreau, No. 963 NATL. (No. 82 LB) Cornerback Three-star Derrick Johnson, No. 646 NATL. (No. 62 CB) Safety Three-star Niko Jandreau, No. 1,216 NATL. (No. 119 S)

OSU likely has the same worries. Both offenses might take a while to get a rhythm going.

The way that Ohio State recruits versus the way Michigan recruits is night and day. I wouldn’t expect Michigan. Especially with what they had at QB and WR versus Ohio State

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When I was a kid, my oldest brother told me to watch the line of scrimmage for both teams first possession. Whichever direction the line of scrimmage moves will tell you which team will likely win the game. Hopefully our big guys will win that battle.

Anybody heard if they are going to keep non-season ticket holders out of the garage at Disch-Falk again?

Makes me sick. One of the worst things they have done.

I’d be curious to see any analysis that proves or even slightly substantiates that depth wins over the starters. For example, the OSU had 10 starters on defense that logged 65% or more of their defensive snaps. They undoubtedly had some missed time for injuries and most definitely some garbage time snaps. Offensively, they have 7 guys. That doesn’t includes Simmons and McLaughlin, lost to season ending injuries, or their replacements. Now, you have the TE and two highly drafted RBs who were not included. I would wager that non-garbage time plays has little usage of backups. Texas is a bit different and this year may prove differently. Injuries are the largest factor in the depth chart coming into play, and beyond one or two guys going out it is very difficult to overcome multiple injuries. Ohio State had two once the season started but were buoyed by tons of game experience.

I’ve heard/read every once in a while that starters on the top teams aren’t much better than the mid-pack or top 2/3rds teams. It’s the fact their backups and 3rd string are much much better that allows them to really get better and pull away usually this is true here. Our depth should be much better than their depth allowing us to stay fresh and help

I think a lot of this game hinges on whether we can get a north south run game with Baxter. We didn’t have that in the cotton bowl and it hurt us. Hope Baxter still has the one cut and go ability. Moving the ball 4 to 5 yards on first down makes this offense deadly. Ohio state is thinking of the same thing with Peoples.

August 39 is always my favorite day of the year

At some point Sark will need to have a serious conversation with him about his future. There’s too much safety talent in the pipeline putting in the effort year-round for Jonah to assume he can take the winter and spring off for baseball. Doesn’t matter how talented he is—he needs to dedicate himself to his craft if he wants to make the kind of impact on this team that we all know he can.

He knows there are 11 more days of August left after he wins this game. He should be!

Sark looks/sounds confident

Sark needs to remain patient, rely on everything he has learned in the losses from the last few years, while staying aggressive and taking the deep shots. I really enjoyed the show earlier in the week where Rod broke down the script plays from the two Bama games and the Michigan game the last three years. I am excited to see how the offense performs when the full Sark playbook can be unleashed. Hopefully this game is similar to when Sark faced OSU in 2020.