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[Snow Sled Baby]

suprised that the nuts gave up 31 and 170 on the ground....your thoughts?

 

[MichiganHerd]

Ohio State-Minnesota is at 64.5 points, which is another tough one to pick. Thinking I would lean to the over there, based on the Gophers likely scoring 21-24 points, and OSU scoring 45 to 52.

 

[MichiganHerd]

If you would only pay attention to the type written words I put out on this forum for all to see, you would wake up each morning after football games, with little to no surprise.

Minnesota has a decent team, and can score points. Be sure and read my hot takes. Hopefully Tony absorbed it and made some dough last night.

 

[Tonycried2]

If you would only pay attention to the type written words I put out on this forum for all to see, you would wake up each morning after football games, with little to no surprise.

Minnesota has a decent team, and can score points. Be sure and read my hot takes. Hopefully Tony absorbed it and made some dough last night.

You nailed it But I only played one game last night but looked in on all of them!

 

[KingCoal]

I wasn't surprised that Ohio State's defense played poorly last night. The D-Line is still pretty good, but all new linebackers played (three of last year's Buckeye linebackers are on NFL rosters), and Ohio State's two starting cornerbacks were out injured, which meant that two freshman cornerbacks had to start, as well. That's a TON of inexperience in the back seven. Contrast that to Minnesota's offense, which had multiple fifth and sixth year seniors. The question moving forward is whether Ohio State's inexperienced back seven will improve as the season progresses. I think that it will, but am not convinced that Kerry Coombs, a great recruiter and master motivator, is a good defensive coordinator, so I don't know by how much. Jeff Hafley, who was the previous D-Coordinator, was great, but he left because Boston College hired him as its head coach.