Utah were idiots to give Ohio st the ball back

@@kurtwagner350on the last drive what do you want them to do though. Do an onside kick? And unless ur talking about punts or the missed 4th downs A. Utah had to be aggressive with how JSN Stroud and Harrison was playing B. Punts happen B. It was great

That had to be an incredible atmosphere that matched an incredible game! Good on you

Might still be top 10

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If he would've played OSU wen championship cuz u wouldn't be to stop him and Marvin Harrison with ebuka to lol

We're gonna love him up here in the 206 which is Seattle Wa wit the Seahawks

And beat UGA easily! They would have went up 22 if that targeting got upheld still one of the worst non calls called I've ever seen

Stroud got aggressive and that’s what we need at Ohio State. An aggressive offensive. We’re to conservative on both sides of the ball.

@@JMAN97712 Ryan Day has continued Ohio States great recruiting but he’ll never win a championship. I’m not talking smack or being ignorant he’s just not gonna get it done but they do develop great nfl players since he’s taken over

@@sickem223344 I kind of find that hard to believe. They should’ve been in the title game against TCU and they would’ve won. They been very close the last few years.

@@sickem223344 I disagree. The Ryan Day we saw in the UGA game can undoubtedly win a chip. We had the best receiver in the country opt out, trouble with injuries at RB, and our best receiver playing out in the third quarter (I think it was the third) and still lost to the national champions by 2. If he keeps calling plays to not lose, we won’t win anything. But if he can continue to be aggressive, then we may win a couple yet. I mean, we lost that Georgia game cause he went back to a conservative play call style in stead of trusting Stroud to get a few more yards to make it a more comfortable kick.

Yeah but it’s against Utah, that’s like an MMA fighter beating up a 7 year old

@@kurtwagner350 no such thing as defense in College Football lol either you score or you don’t

@@sonofmiriam that’s true, even still competition matters when considering insane stats like these

@@kurtwagner350 Utah was the PAC-12 Champion

@@lamontrankinjr.280 doesn’t matter if you’re the king of a trash heap, you’re still trash

befitting the rose bowl centenary celebrations

Along with Marv and a healthy Henderson. Could of rivaled LSU's offense in 2019.

@@SocialAssasin or maybe Bama’s 2020 offense too.

Jaxon owes the Buckeyes one more season !

And now Alabama michigan

FSU-Auburn

It really does matter...

@@rogerhoke9725it really doesn’t though….. out of the 14 receptions for JSN shown in this video, only 2 were covered by the RB turned DB. Even if you take out those 2 receptions, JSN still broke the yardage record. If the original poster was talking about Stroud, out of his 6 TDs only 2 were covered by the RB. The RB was primarily covering MHJ, just ask any DB that’s covered MHJ before how well that went for them

They have been for a few years now. Georgia put up 42. Michigan is averaging like 50 against us. And it's not like it's because we're putting all our effort into the offense. Last year there wasn't an all-star on the team apart from MHJ.

One year later and I still have no clue lol

Utah had backup RBs playing corner lol

@@baractusobamiuscaesar5540Fr

@@stephencurry4835depth matters

Stroud and JSN put on a clinic thats why we won.

And we had a tight end playing on the defensive line.. welcome to the end of the year in cf lmfao

Just wanted too see some decent colors for once lol

He was injured for a majority of the season and decided to forgo the playoffs:(

So if something bad happens, ohio state could attempt to kick it again. Like a mishandled snap or blocked field goal. Ohio State could quickly call timeout and kick again

@@pabla42pllyt34 if they miss or mishandle it’s a turnover

@@pabla42pllyt34 hm ok, didn't think of that. but still, 12s is a lot. that still gave enough time for a kickoff runback and a hail mary play with the successful kick

If you watch some of the replays day thinks there is an injured player which would stop the clock.. He is surprised when they dont stop and he calls Time out right away. Based on covies return ability I still think you should have taken it down all the way, and kick the field goal with no time left. The chance of a bad snap or something on offense was way less than Covey returning something.

@@sambrown7645 exactly. and if the snap is dropped or something, then worst case the game just goes into OT. if covie returns the ball for a TD, Utah wins even if the FG is good

😂😂😂😂 nice dream buddy

Technically it is

@SR.Alyumic something that was only a little over a year ago is a little farfetched that's how I always saw it.

​@@joshuakline1435 still by definition it is a throwback

To answer your question, it’s a schedule thing and a talent thing. Ohio State produces top notch talent every year. Also most of our scheduled opponents are Big 10 teams or teams that are really bad. But the past two years when we played Michigan and other playoff teams, they expose a part of our weaknesses other teams find. For example against Michigan and Georgia this year both found our defensive weakness and used them to their advantage. Even though our offense can score as many as they can,if that defense doesn’t get a stop, we don’t win those games.

Urban owns y'all

Nah they would be top 5 in the SEC, did you see how well they played against Georgia? It shows how much talent Ohio State has regardless of the conference, I don't think any other team besides Ohio State outside of the SEC could have played that good and close against Georgia this past playoffs.

Who cares they aren’t

@@exotic_t get a life bozo

@@siremimontey7582 Needed the refs and Georgias worst game to even have a shot😹

Only if Nolan Smith, McConkey, Darnell Washington, and starting OLB we’re also healthy.

coulda shoulda woulda. all that matters is that it didn't.