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The Buckeye defense is still working on things every week (opens the original)
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If there were flaws in Ohio State’s 42-19 win over Illinois on Saturday, they were mostly on the defense. Ohio State is struggling to replace so many departed stars, especially three top-11 draft picks (who are rocking out in the NFL, by the way). The Bucks gave up a troubling amount of yardage in the victory against the Illini. Illinois’ 199 rushing yards and 263 passing yards were way too much for this defense to give up. Granted, Illinois has a veteran senior quarterback and is scoring 34 poi
Ohio State's passing attack hits its stride (opens the original)
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Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has said in multiple games this season that he wants his team to throw and land the first punch in a game. Against Illinois, the offense did that, and then did what they had been struggling to do as of late. They kept throwing punches until the bell rang. The Buckeyes blasted the Illini in the battle for Illibuck. They were led by the two players who they’ll need to be as huge in every game they want to win this year. Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith were huge for O
Ohio State’s defense responds with domination (opens the original)
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The Buckeye defense responded to the loss at Texas with a win at home The Buckeye defense was put in a terrible spot last week against Texas and couldn’t hold on. Too worn out and unable to rush the passer, they fell to the Longhorns in a historic loss for the team. They responded against Kent State as you’d expect, just crushing the Golden Flashes with no mercy. Ohio State’s defense has allowed no touchdowns in the first this young season and no touchdowns at home. The previous two seasons, Ohi
Ohio State’s offense slams on its brakes in a second-half meltdown at Texas (opens the original)
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“No one said this had to be a close game.” That’s what Urban Meyer told his team at the half of the 2014 Big Ten Championship. Ohio State led that game 38-0 at the half and won 59-0. Ryan Day said before the game against Texas and at the half of the game against Texas that it would be a ‘four-quarter game.’ When the Buckeyes led 20-3 at the half and had dominated, and would lead 23-3 early in the second half, many Ohio State fans were asking one question: why? Why did it have to be a four-quarte
Ohio State’s defense was hung out to dry in Texas (opens the original)
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The biggest blown fourth-quarter lead in Ohio State history was a team effort. It was more on the offense, but the defense did itself no favors. Yes, the offense put them in a bad position, causing them to be worn out, but blowing a three-touchdown, fourth-quarter lead is a team effort. The Bucks stop at the top. Wearing your defense out, failing to make adjustments in personnel, and, in one case, not having enough players on the field are critical mistakes that don’t have to be made. When they
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