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Buckeyes dealing with O-line injury ahead of Miami game

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F-MarioCristobal said:
Some of you guys talking about having friends that are Ohio State fans… I don’t understand how. I try to separate college football from everyday life but I’ve found that it’s impossible to be friends with their fans. Just something about them.

Same can be said for ND, FSU, UF, and recently in the last 3-4 years, I’ve added Michigan fans to that list.

My wife has family from Ohio and I have to avoid those people. Can’t stand being around them in general and coincidentally, they’re OSU fans and it gets worse when they talk about football.
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I live in Texas and I would lump in U of Texas fans.
 
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MillValleyBuckeye said:
It could be addition by subtraction with Tegra being out. While PFF is somewhat unreliable, here are the PFF grades for each lineman for the year:

LT Austin Siereveld – 84.8
LG Luke Montgomery – 74.6
C Carson Hinzman -71.8
RG Tegra Tshabola – 55.5
RT Phillip Daniels – 68.2

He is definitely the weak link on the line and he was benched for Van Sickle halfway through the Indiana game. Regardless of the injury, I would've been surprised if he started the game against Miami after his performance against Indiana. He has the physical talent, but he misses the reads and pickups. The coaching staff was too patient with him all year. However, the fact that he started all year may mean Van Sickle or Padilla are worse options and the coaching staff knows it. Either way, we will find out next week.
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No such thing as addition by subtraction in the trenches.. if that was the case he would’ve never been the starter in the first place or lost his job already.
 
KrazyCane said:
No such thing as addition by subtraction in the trenches.. if that was the case he would’ve never been the starter in the first place or lost his job already.
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Agree. Idk bout that addition by subtraction talk when it in comes to the trenches . OSU going against an ELITE dline. If he a weak link OSU should know others are going to crumble. Moten Justin Scott Blount blay going to be mauling the interior. Putting even more pressure on them tackles and julian. For our
 
judge smails army said:
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Then what does say about his backups... OSU Fans are Funny.
 
Dwinstitles said:
Wait they rotating right guards? That will be a disaster if true.....but Day will run Tempo al game. Or try too at least.
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This will sound strange, but I am somewhat thankful that Jeff Brohm put it to us on two scripted opening drives. I’m going to guess that Hethermen learned a lot from that experience and has lost sleep thinking about it. I seriously doubt anything like that is going to happen in the Cotton Bowl.
 
Trinton Breeze said:
Ohio State has been one of the most dominant teams in the trenches this season, but the Buckeyes will be shorthanded up front when they face Miami next Wednesday.

Head coach Ryan Day confirmed, via Dave Biddle, that starting right guard Tegra Tshabola will miss the next couple of weeks with an injury. In his place, Gabe Van Sickle and Josh Padilla are expected to split reps at right guard against the Hurricanes.



Tshabola, a redshirt senior, has been a veteran on Ohio State’s offensive line since 2024. He has 28 career starts and started all 13 games this season.

With this game likely decided in the trenches, it’s a notable development. Miami boasts one of the best defensive lines in the country, and Ohio State’s decision to rotate at right guard could give the Hurricanes an edge up front heading into the matchup.
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Tegra Tshabola will miss the rest of the season. Their season ends Dec 31st.
 
Pimpdaddycane said:
This will sound strange, but I am somewhat thankful that Jeff Brohm put it to us on two scripted opening drives. I’m going to guess that Hethermen learned a lot from that experience and has lost sleep thinking about it. I seriously doubt anything like that is going to happen in the Cotton Bowl.
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Our DL will get winded, Day wants full credit when he does **** like this. Them boys too over confident, also this reminds me of the 03 game. OSU has the roster like Miami did back then but OSU at that time was turning the narrative or the power. Miami went south and OSU rose, I think people dont realize UM is rising and they may be here already. We just dont know it yet, and later down the road we will say holy **** this Miami team was better than we all thought.
 
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MillValleyBuckeye said:
It could be addition by subtraction with Tegra being out. While PFF is somewhat unreliable, here are the PFF grades for each lineman for the year:

LT Austin Siereveld – 84.8
LG Luke Montgomery – 74.6
C Carson Hinzman -71.8
RG Tegra Tshabola – 55.5
RT Phillip Daniels – 68.2

He is definitely the weak link on the line and he was benched for Van Sickle halfway through the Indiana game. Regardless of the injury, I would've been surprised if he started the game against Miami after his performance against Indiana. He has the physical talent, but he misses the reads and pickups. The coaching staff was too patient with him all year. However, the fact that he started all year may mean Van Sickle or Padilla are worse options and the coaching staff knows it. Either way, we will find out next week.
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oh what a surprise!

A Buckeye fan says the starter who started 12 games is not as good as their backup.

who could have seen that one coming?!?!
 
They have an outstanding offensive line. We will be lucky to exert any pressure or disrupt. They are very very good

Im just grateful to have the best defensive line in the nation to do what they do. God bless to all
 
LMCane said:
oh what a surprise!

A Buckeye fan says the starter who started 12 games is not as good as their backup.

who could have seen that one coming?!?!
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I get it. It sounds dumb. However, he was the weakest link on the line, he was benched halfway through the last game, fans were calling for his benching for most of the season, and he played the fewest snaps of
the starting five on the OL since he was frequently subbed out for incompetence. These facts are not up for debate. We will see how it plays out and RG is our weak spot on the OL, with or without Tegra.
 
caneforlifeforreal said:
They have an outstanding offensive line. We will be lucky to exert any pressure or disrupt. They are very very good

Im just grateful to have the best defensive line in the nation to do what they do. God bless to all
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This is very true, they are legit no doubt and so is our D .
this game should be for NC it’s that big just playing early.

Like in any business that sells or has the same product you must find what you have or can do what nobody else has for the edge you need.
What do we have that hasn’t been exploited at an elite level it’s not easy but we actually used it we just need to GO DEEPER then ever before.
What will separate us from OS that OS has never faced at this level .

Like a in battle knowing that your going on a one way mission and your told your NOT coming back .
Just before leaving you look at your men whose scared but devoted and say were ALL coming back , no one will be left behind , everyone looks around eyes meet .

I’ll be there next to you no matter the fight , no pain no weakness, it’s been proven many missions return and they find that many men have been shot knifed and do know it till they return.

This is what is required an ever deepening FOCUS as battle nears till your consumed by it , never speaking a word just a Look .

We’ve already felt it but need to go deeper to ZONE out IN IT !

This is what we have it’s waiting for us at coin flip .
 
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