@Stephen_Means Every time he did try and blitz last week Oregon ran the perfect screen. Offenses already know when he’s going to blitz. Chip Kelly might put him in an actual blender
@anonymousg4ru@NicoleAuerbach Apparently it’s not because I’m not anti money. I said moving away from the SEC and ESPN would cause them to lose money. Because it literally would. Which would affect where players would go in the future. If Ohio States revenue drops so does what they can spend on players
@anonymousg4ru@NicoleAuerbach I know reading comprehension is hard for southerners but I said if the other leagues split they would lose money. Not saying there are any issues now. But in the long game the money would flow back to the leagues that separated
@JoshChambers This is extremely basic and I would expect anyone NFL team watching film to pick up on something like this. If not there is a huge problem
@Dc1960_@LAlenstein Playing not to lose doesn’t guarantee a win. We have proof with how Ohio State has played in big games under Day. Playing not to lose means you play more conservative and are less likely to take chances.
@MekkaDonMusic A great question is could Ryan Day have won a title with Cam Newton? I think the answer is no. He doesn’t want college players to simply make plays, he wants them to execute his plan. Day doesn’t want to take that risk which is why we are seeing Fahey