Ohio State Offensive Line

[Jeremy Igo]

Maybe the Norwell performance picture becoming clearer. Stout line, solid fundamentals.

I wonder if their offensive line coach would like a NFL assistant gig.....

[Mr. Scot]

Ohio State has a longstanding reputation for good O-Linemen.

[Jeremy Igo]

Ohio State has a longstanding reputation for good O-Linemen.

Yeah, but they are not small school prospects with big upside....

[Mr. Scot]

Yeah, but they are not small school prospects with big upside....

 

True.  Can't get enough of those.

 

[PanthersClinic]

Third string QB wins the National Championship.

 

Almost like Ryan Lindley's wet dream prior to the beatdown in Charlotte.

[Mother Grabber]

OSU is much more physical on both sides of the ball. Oregon is supposed to have this great offense, but the OSU D has pot played them all night.

4 turnovers, and still holding them to 20pts...4 trips to the red zone, 1 TD. OSU D is the difference.

[DaCityKats]

this entire OSU team is big, fast, and physical. this is not your typical big10 football team. i know the panthers scouts have spent a lot of time there, but hopefully another buckeye is added to the roster.

[KissMyConverse]

Herbstreit said they had 3 OL from last year on Playoff teams. That blew my mind. 

 

 

[Kevin Greene]

Third string QB wins the National Championship.

 

Almost like Ryan Lindley's wet dream prior to the beatdown in Charlotte.

 

If Lindley's RB ran for 11enty gillion yards he'd have been a winner as well.

[O-Ther]

Have we had any significant Ohio St. players besides Chris Gamble and the rookies Philly and Norwell?

[davos]

Washington, Boulder, and Ohio produce OLs no doubt

[CarolinaNCSU]

When drafting someone on the OL...get me a big, ugly, corn-fed mother fuger from a Big Ten school. 

[pstall]

Meh

[Mr. Scot]

OSU is much more physical on both sides of the ball. Oregon is supposed to have this great offense, but the OSU D has pot played them all night.

4 turnovers, and still holding them to 20pts...4 trips to the red zone, 1 TD. OSU D is the difference.

 

They've always been physical, but what they lacked for so many years was the kind of overall team speed it took to compete with SEC teams.

 

Hiring Urban Meyer went a long way toward correcting that problem.