Ohio State Week Pressers

knapplc said:
If they know we have trouble blocking on the perimeter, why are they still calling these plays?
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Because people will and do b!^@h either way. Because much of the time, the play is there for a nice gain, if they do manage to execute it. Because they're trying to open up the middle even slightly. Because you don't get better at doing something by not doing it.

 
Toe said:
Because people will and do b!^@h either way. Because much of the time, the play is there for a nice gain, if they do manage to execute it. Because they're trying to open up the middle even slightly. Because you don't get better at doing something by not doing it.
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Jimari Butler spoke about Indiana and their perimeter game taking our DL out of the game.  Great game plan by their OC.  Scheme away from our strength.  Ty 1 tackle and Nash 0 stats. Kudos to Indy.

 
lo country said:
Jimari Butler spoke about Indiana and their perimeter game taking our DL out of the game.  Great game plan by their OC.  Scheme away from our strength.  Ty 1 tackle and Nash 0 stats. Kudos to Indy.
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Kinda crazy how a coach can scheme a working game plan!   Must be nice to figure out a weakness and then execute and exploit it.   I guess you can only do that with ex-JMU players🤷‍♂️

 
desertshox said:
Rhule should have brought half his previous team with him too.
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The interesting part of this statement is Rhule picked a crap OC who has NEVER produced a top 40 offense and also couldn’t attract the top offensive players from the team he previously coached at and come with him to NU.  

 
Archy1221 said:
The interesting part of this statement is Rhule picked a crap OC who has NEVER produced a top 40 offense and also couldn’t attract the top offensive players from the team he previously coached at and come with him to NU.  
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Not sure if it’s ever been fully verified but chatter at the time made it sound like Peetz was the main target for OC and Satt was the backup plan. Which to a degree I can understand. Can’t always land every assistant you’d hope for. That’s the brakes.  

But what I find baffling is why Rhule then chose to make Satt one of the top ten paid OC’s in the country. There’s no explanation for that that makes sense. He either didn’t get his first choice, and then paid Satt. Or he was Rhule’s first choice, and he made a guy who’s never had an above average offense one of the highest paid OC’s in the country. 

 
Toe said:
Because people will and do b!^@h either way. Because much of the time, the play is there for a nice gain, if they do manage to execute it. Because they're trying to open up the middle even slightly. Because you don't get better at doing something by not doing it.
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if we cant run the perimeter to open the middle and we cant run the middle and we don't have a mobile QB..??  we are kinda screw'd

 
Which means one will hang the other out to dry - If the O is stalled all day, the D will eventually, despite effort, will break down. 

 
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