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https://longhornswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/longhorns/football/2025/08/22/predicting-texas-longhorns-2026-schedule-with-new-ninth-sec-game-added/85780854007/ this would be a hell of a schedule

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The OL line that just proved it could win a championship was blocking for Judkins, Henderson, and Howard. In 2006, we were playing at home against Ohio State with redshirt freshman Colt McCoy making only his second start. Starters on the OL were Blalock, Dockery, Sendlein, Studdard and Hills, all returners from our championship season. We lost that game. Just Sayin.

I watched the 2019 game vs Baylor with Case McCoy at a hotel bar. We were both there for different family events, but watched Texas get our butts kicked all the way to the bitter end. The game sucked, but Case couldn't have been nicer.

Was Kenny Vaccaro #6?

I can’t comment on the validity of that chart, but we our confident in Ohio State’s IOL because they just proved they could win a national championship. As for the tackles, it’s strictly based off of reporting on how they’ve performed in fall camp.

I already contacted hospital staff and they assured me all TV’s will be on the Ohio State game.

Obviously he has to go out and earn it on the field, but a lot of people in the program believe he is JK Dobbins 2.0.

See if you could do the birth by Zoom call. Perhaps tOSU could put it in the big board for you. Just tell your wife to wave.

Just curious why isn’t OSU concerned at all about their o line? Is this graphic not accurate?

I saw James Peoples play at SA Vets Memorial and he was shifty power back who was hard to take down, hopefully Hill and Moore can take him down

As an Ohio State fan there are only two things that concern me, in terms of if the offense will be among the elite again - 1. Julian Sayin 2. Brian Hartline calling plays Both aren’t liabilities, just question marks. I have no concerns in regards to the WR, TE, OL, or RB rooms.

https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/2025-osu-football-preview/2025/08/157410/2025-season-preview-new-starters-at-critical-spots-can-elevate-buckeyes-with-breakout

https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/2025-osu-football-preview/2025/08/157425/2025-season-preview-ohio-states-offense-loaded-with-weapons-and-offensive-line-experience

https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/2025/08/157424/the-buckeye-20-jeremiah-smith-caleb-downs-sonny-styles-carnell-tate-and-max-klare-lead-ohio-state-s-top-players

Can we get a 2fer Quandre and Jam since they’re brothers?! This is a tough one, but if forced I’d have to go with Jammer!!

For anyone who is curious, this is what Eleven Warriors is projecting to be Ohio State‘S depth chart on 8/30.

Quan Cosby 6. 212 - 2598 - 19 (Career) 92 - 1123 - 10 (2008) Caught in the Fiesta vs tOSU, including a pretty big one.

I love that it’s shaddeur he sacked.

Cosby's career was so interesting because he came back to college football after spending four years playing pro baseball. That is so rare. Jammer was my favorite for years. He was a beast as a college player. I don't think we've had a corner as dominant at the college level. The rule changes in the NFL limited his success somewhat, but he still played for a decade or so as a starter in the League.

The Tyler Shough pick is still mindblowing. They would probably be best off starting Taysom Hill at this point.but you're absolutely right... They're on a two year tank plan and they might not even realize it yet. Could easily see them panic and overdraft Nuss next year if he performs well.

The Saints know tanking for Arch this year likely does them no good, right?

It was 4th and 4, so he had nothing to lose by making a risky throw rather than take a sack or throw it away. Great play under the circumstances.