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Ohio State 34 Michigan State 10

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That felt like Jim Tressel was back on the sidelines tonight. Ryan Day went into bleed the clock mode in the 3rd quarter. Fields took over the game in the 2nd quarter but Day pulled back on the reigns in the second half. Pretty frustrated with that game to be honest.

B- first test grade, but hey we’re bowl eligible.

Hmmm, interesting score. Seems like somebody predicted this score. :thumb:

Hmmm, interesting score. Seems like somebody predicted this score. :thumb:

 

It was really 41-10, there was an atrocious block in the back on a pick 6 by OSU, but great call by you.

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It was really 41-10, there was an atrocious block in the back on a pick 6 by OSU, but great call by you.

That was such a bad call. Especially considering there was a very clear block in the back penalty on the MSU TD drive that wasn’t called right in front of the officials.

Biggest takeaway from me, well this is a game that was much needed. Finally a team caused problems, had teammates yell at each other to figure stuff out, JF learned a ton. They really needed this game before Wisky.

 

Also, if “Sack” Harrison the true freshman from Columbus is starting to emerge, oh my, that would be quite the tandem with Chase Young in December.

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