lemonandaturd

No

On the Ohio State spring game broadcast one of the commentators said Sayin is closer to 5'11".

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.

Brevard, Shaw, Watson, January and Kanu

I watched a little of the Purdue/OSU game from last year. Even though he didn't have much help around him, Cole Brevard was pretty disruptive in the middle. He got up field in a hurry and had the OSU center on skates more than once.

This game comes down to OSU quarterback play. More power to him if Sayin, in his first start, plays as well as Sam Leavitt, Cade Klubnick, or Will Howard. I don't think he will.

I believe we might have a couple of guys who would start over a portal scrub from Rice.

So, about this Ohio State "reworked" DL, from what I have read, T Williams, J Sawyer, JTT and Ty Hamilton are all gone. Those were last year's starters in the Cotton Bowl. Kenyatta Jackson played when JTT got hurt. McDonald played some snaps too. According to Ourlads, the proposed starters this season are Jackson, McDonald, Houston, and Atkinson. I don't believe Houston played a snap against us last year and Atkinson was not on the team. Nobody else in your two deep played in that game except for Curry. Sounds like a little more going on than "reworking".

Texas 34 Ohio State 17

It took Kirby Smart five years to win it all at Georgia. Sark is in his fifth year here with coaching continuity, arguably the best defense in college football, and a Heisman trophy candidate at QB. I'm all in.

Last year, Ohio State's OL blocked for two experienced backs who are both now in the NFL. Henderson was a stud. Along with Howard's scrambling they gained 81 net yards on the ground against us in the Cotton Bowl. Peoples lacks game experience, Sayin is not supposed to be much of a runner, and the last time Donaldson played against us he got knocked out of the game. If their OL is so much more improved than last year then so be it, but our DL is pretty wide and pretty deep.

Henderson/Judkins >>> Peoples/Donaldson. I like our chances to hold their offense to under 21 points.

Jack Endries and Parker Livingstone each have over 500 yards receiving this season.

Lost a lot of respect when he got drunk and took a leak on the Alamo.

Don't forget about Max Alvis.