CaneLife93
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Excited for the FIU/Jax State game tonight.
Until a school is actually left out of the playoffs due to non conference sos there will be no changes.It's crazy that we're in week 7 of the season and schools like Clemson and Tx A&M are playing FCS schools like Charleston Southern and The Citadel. If they were in the playoff hunt I would argue they should be penalized for that.
Indiana scheme doesnt allow for a bunch of picks, unless osu was to start running away with the game which IU defense usually wouldnt allow. Their offense is very structured and barely allows him to drop back and make throws that are not predetermined. Maybe a tip pass or something but can osu stop the run?I am going back and forth on that B1G matchup in Indiana.
I do not think the Hoosiers can stop Jeremiah. They can slow down their RBs though.
Hoover has played decently this year but will this be the game he finally shows his true colors and throws a bunch of picks?
This is true. The way I was imagining the picks though were tips or just him running away from pressure and doing something stupid .Indiana scheme doesnt allow for a bunch of picks, unless osu was to start running away with the game which IU defense usually wouldnt allow. Their offense is very structured and barely allows him to drop back and make throws that are not predetermined. Maybe a tip pass or something but can osu stop the run?
Two ACC members, Boston College and Georgia Tech, will play eight league games plus three Power non‑conference opponents. Louisville goes even further, pairing nine ACC games with two Power non‑league matchups. Colorado (Big 12) and Purdue (Big Ten) each face nine conference games and two Power opponents outside the league.