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the Ohio state fans - wow.

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Just finished reading and listening to some reactions after Ryan Day's squad was curb stomped by Oregon (?). It's getting ugly in Columbus, couches will be afire soon.

Beanie Wells had a scathing review of their D, also heard someone blasting their lack of OL development, "fire these 3 coaches", etc. I know that we as Texas fans can get livid, and our expectations are lofty (and rightfully so), but these folks are rabid. Also read one analyst who said Smith played his last game as a buckeye - just because a competitive kid was pissed off. Jeez.

There’s a good chunk of that fanbase that has never seen Ohio State have a down season like this in their lifetimes and it shows, similar to Alabama fans experiencing life post-Saban and Oklahoma fans experiencing life post-Riley. They don’t know how to act. The signs were there when a fully healthy Ohio State blew a 20 point lead in the fourth quarter to lose to Texas almost two months ago.

It would not surprise me to see them drop at least one more game, most likely against arch-rival Michigan, or in a non-CFP bowl game and not win 10 games in a season for the first time since Luke Fickell’s interim head coach season in 2011. Welcome to the NIL/Revenue Sharing/Enhanced Transfer Portal era of college football.

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