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I wouldn't worry too much about OSU. Tressel is a great coach and motivator that can get the best out of anyone. When he was at Youngstown State, I would watch him come into Huntington with a clearly inferior team and give Marshall all they wanted. He will be ready for next year.

:thumb: Nice post.

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Not to worry, its been pointed out on this site that OSU will "reload" next season.:rolleyes:

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Thats all offense, what is the defense losing?

You mean the defense that gave up 82 points in its last two games? Does it really matter? The two really good teams they played scored at will.

I wouldn't worry too much about the RB position if I was an OSU fan. They've got the kid (Wells? maybe) to step in. IMO the biggest loss to the offense will be the graduation of Troy Smith. Finding receivers that can catch and run should not be a problem for OSU.

OSU is loosing a lot but they will still be a top 10 team

Maybe Lloyd Carr will actually beat the Buckeyes next year with all that he has coming back.

I still wouldn't count on that, it is still Tressell vs. Carr. :D

I wouldn't worry too much about OSU. Tressel is a great coach and motivator that can get the best out of anyone. When he was at Youngstown State, I would watch him come into Huntington with a clearly inferior team and give Marshall all they wanted. He will be ready for next year.

:thumb: Good post RU, the Buckeyes will be down from what they were the last couple of years but they will still be a top 5-10 team. JMO.

Thats all offense, what is the defense losing?

 

 

I heard Laranitis sp? is leaving, and he is darn good.

You mean the defense that gave up 82 points in its last two games? Does it really matter? The two really good teams they played scored at will.

I think that "will" declared also!!:D

I wouldn't worry too much about the RB position if I was an OSU fan. They've got the kid (Wells? maybe) to step in. IMO the biggest loss to the offense will be the graduation of Troy Smith. Finding receivers that can catch and run should not be a problem for OSU.

I agree. It is always a tough job to replace the QB, especially one that had the success that T. Smith. experienced.

Mark it down state will be either 11-1 or 12-0 during the season and get a BCS bowl bid.

 

This team will be one to remember.

This comes from the part of me who can step back and look at this as a fan not a Buckeye fan. The Buckeyefan in me sayd 12-0 and nat title game.

Mark it down state will be either 11-1 or 12-0 during the season and get a BCS bowl bid.This team will be one to remember.

This comes from the part of me who can step back and look at this as a fan not a Buckeye fan. The Buckeyefan in me sayd 12-0 and nat title game.

 

Wow you must really think the rest of the Big 10 teams will suck then next year, if you think O$U will go undefeated or only lose one game...

Mark it down state will be either 11-1 or 12-0 during the season and get a BCS bowl bid.

 

This team will be one to remember.

This comes from the part of me who can step back and look at this as a fan not a Buckeye fan. The Buckeyefan in me sayd 12-0 and nat title game.

 

They will be playing Purdue, Michigan, Penn State, Minnesota, and Washington on the road next seasono. They will play Youngstown State, Akron, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Kent State, Michigan State, and Illinois at home. That is 7 home games and 5 road games next season. I say 9-3 with that schedule.

They will be playing Purdue, Michigan, Penn State, Minnesota, and Washington on the road next seasono. They will play Youngstown State, Akron, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Kent State, Michigan State, and Illinois at home. That is 7 home games and 5 road games next season. I say 9-3 with that schedule.

 

Ty still coaches at Washington, right? I think they'll be OK.

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