Considering they already beat the team on their schedule that has the most comparable talent to go with comparable winning culture/ championship expectations... Ohio State shouldn't lose. Odds are they drop one before the playoffs, though.
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Other Games 09/04 - 09/06
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I don't think it'll be Michigan, but you never know in a rivalry of that sort.
Nailed it. They shouldn't lose one but I love chaos. I'll roll the dice and say they drop the road game at UW in a few weeks...
I'll just say what I always say when it comes to replay - if there's any doubt whatsoever then stick with the original call on the field. Sometimes they act like replay is making a call on the play, but the onus is on replay is to show proof of the opposite of what was called. This isn't that hard.
On that note, I don't think anything annoys me more as a viewer than a long delay which results in the play standing as called. It should be obvious and quick if there isn't enough evidence. We don't need 9 angles with freeze frames and digital enhancement to see if someone's knee caught a blade of grass while the ball was 6 inches short of the spot.
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What annoys me are the super long replays where a) a team gets stopped at the goal line or just short of a first down, on 2nd down, they review it ad nauseum, the call is upheld, the defense is pumped, then the O just walks into the end zone or easily gets a first down on the next play. Or vice versa - ruled a touchdown, overturned, walk in on the next play.
I've seen a few crews that are pretty quick with review, but not very many. That's college and pro.
They played a ton of backups. Many started.
From what little I heard he was slightly banged up and they didn't want to risk further injury with Clemson coming up
King was battered by the end of the game, go rewatch how he came off the field following the winning TD in week 1.
I think he would have went out to play in week 2, if they had a real opponent.
He had a leg injury and didn't play at all in week 2. He could barely move at the end of the CU game. I'd be surprised if he makes it through half the season if they continue to use him the way they did against CU.