It'll be hard to replace Campbell and McLaurin, but not impossible. KJ Hill is our best returning receiver and is as good as the ones getting drafted. There's Mack and Victor who have yet to peak but are solid, and Chris Olave who started to come on strong towards the end of the season. And then there's Jaelen Gill, who will be a redshirt freshman but is the closest thing to Campbell.
I wouldn't go that far. DPJ, Collins and Black would all start at OSU. The difference is OSU has like 6-8 receivers that are able to start and play at a high level.
We lost 3 good receivers, but we also bring back 3 more good ones + a few more depth guys that are ready to contribute, and Garrett Wilson who could break out his freshman season.
Schiano is a good DC. Ryan Day tried to keep him but he wanted to go back to the NFL. Our problems on defense stemmed from two terrible position coaches that were let go (Davis and Grinch)
You're correct. If Day wanted Grinch to be our 'main' DC, Grinch would have accepted that easily. He's an Ohio guy. Our safeties regressed this year and Washington States defense did better after he left. Grinch is gone and now Billy Davis needs to be shown the door. And I think Al Washington, if he comes to OSU, would take the spot of Davis.
Not really. This class has a lot of good talent in it and has a higher rating than Michigan's class, quality over quantity. OSU has what, three 5* commits? We'll be just fine. This class was going to be smaller anyways and we aren't losing much to the NFL so.. That makes for a stacked 2019 team. Clemson makes it work with classes at or under 20 recruits.
Wasn't that the exact same thing with Jordan Battle? Miller and Wilson had every reason to decommit and look elsewhere, they didn't. They've already said they're committed to cosch Day.
If you're praying Ohio states out of state recruiting is somehow going to take a hit without Urban Meyer, you might not want to pay attention to the 2020 class, just saying.
Harry Miller (Georgia) and Garrett Wilson (Texas) are two 5* players signing with Ohio state that are fully committed to coming north and playing for coach Day.
I don't think any OSU fan is going to sweat it that we lost a recruit to Indiana. The timing is weird since he took a visit for the OSU/Indiana game and obviously watched it in person. I also think it has absolutely 0 to do with Zach Smith, or else he would have left in August. OSU is in for a lot of other highly ranked RB's in the 2019 and 2020 class especially. Would have liked to have kept him in the class, but it is what it is.
I don't think Michigan can learn really anything from this game. TCU runs a completely different offense and uses a lot of up tempo and want to get their playmakers in space. Michigan is anything but that. OSU's base 4-3 defense would match up a lot better with a pro style offense like Michigan rather than a spread offense that puts a lot of stress on our average LB's/Safeties.
He never punched the woman. The video clearly shows him lightly shoving a mouthy woman that was up in his face. He was suspended for the first 3 games of 2013 for it. So clearly Urban is very stern about any type of altercation against women.
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It'll be hard to replace Campbell and McLaurin, but not impossible. KJ Hill is our best returning receiver and is as good as the ones getting drafted. There's Mack and Victor who have yet to peak but are solid, and Chris Olave who started to come on strong towards the end of the season. And then there's Jaelen Gill, who will be a redshirt freshman but is the closest thing to Campbell.
3 receivers running 4.41 or better is pretty impressive. I knew Campbell and McLaurin were fast but was not expecting Dixon to run that.
I wouldn't go that far. DPJ, Collins and Black would all start at OSU. The difference is OSU has like 6-8 receivers that are able to start and play at a high level.
We lost 3 good receivers, but we also bring back 3 more good ones + a few more depth guys that are ready to contribute, and Garrett Wilson who could break out his freshman season.
Uhh.. did you not check the website? There's literally 3 articles and a game thread regarding the topic.
Schiano is a good DC. Ryan Day tried to keep him but he wanted to go back to the NFL. Our problems on defense stemmed from two terrible position coaches that were let go (Davis and Grinch)
You're correct. If Day wanted Grinch to be our 'main' DC, Grinch would have accepted that easily. He's an Ohio guy. Our safeties regressed this year and Washington States defense did better after he left. Grinch is gone and now Billy Davis needs to be shown the door. And I think Al Washington, if he comes to OSU, would take the spot of Davis.
We've had several shitty hires recently. Tim Beck, promoting Ed Warinner to OC, Bill Davis to name a few.
Yurcich will more than likely be the QB coach/Co OC. Wilson is suppose to be retained.
Not really. This class has a lot of good talent in it and has a higher rating than Michigan's class, quality over quantity. OSU has what, three 5* commits? We'll be just fine. This class was going to be smaller anyways and we aren't losing much to the NFL so.. That makes for a stacked 2019 team. Clemson makes it work with classes at or under 20 recruits.
Wasn't that the exact same thing with Jordan Battle? Miller and Wilson had every reason to decommit and look elsewhere, they didn't. They've already said they're committed to cosch Day.
If you're praying Ohio states out of state recruiting is somehow going to take a hit without Urban Meyer, you might not want to pay attention to the 2020 class, just saying.
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Harry Miller (Georgia) and Garrett Wilson (Texas) are two 5* players signing with Ohio state that are fully committed to coming north and playing for coach Day.
I don't think any OSU fan is going to sweat it that we lost a recruit to Indiana. The timing is weird since he took a visit for the OSU/Indiana game and obviously watched it in person. I also think it has absolutely 0 to do with Zach Smith, or else he would have left in August. OSU is in for a lot of other highly ranked RB's in the 2019 and 2020 class especially. Would have liked to have kept him in the class, but it is what it is.
I don't think Michigan can learn really anything from this game. TCU runs a completely different offense and uses a lot of up tempo and want to get their playmakers in space. Michigan is anything but that. OSU's base 4-3 defense would match up a lot better with a pro style offense like Michigan rather than a spread offense that puts a lot of stress on our average LB's/Safeties.
He never punched the woman. The video clearly shows him lightly shoving a mouthy woman that was up in his face. He was suspended for the first 3 games of 2013 for it. So clearly Urban is very stern about any type of altercation against women.