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...and you know what they say, when the tide goes out, we all see who has no bathing suit on.dazed&confused wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2017 3:41 pm Better be careful with Kool Aid. When I go all in, I find sharks swimming in the stuff.
This may be true, but what has PSU done to demonstrate this? Every win for PSU is a win that an OSU fan would comment on by saying "we'll see if they're actually good on <insert date>." Indeed, JT Barrett's numbers are superior to McSorley's and even Dobbins is out-doing the chosen-one in the running game. Yes, OSU needs to prove it, but I think OSU has proven more over the last few years than PSU (PSU has basically had a run from 10/2016 through 10/2017), yet PSU has not had to "prove it" according to CFB fans.Omega wrote: ↑Sun Oct 15, 2017 4:22 pm The Buckeye's performance during the last five games (albeit against weak competition) has convinced me that the offense will be able to move the ball on Penn State.
The same five games has convinced me OSU will not be able to stop the Lions. Throw in the Bucks propensity for penalties and special team mistakes, I can see Penn State winning the game in a fashion similar to last years BIG championship game. Ohio State gaining the early advantage then McSorley and Barkley winning the second half and the game.
My opinion is that Ohio State has the superior overall talent, Penn State is the better, more well rounded team.
Still two weeks to prepare for the Nits and maybe Meyer can find a way to fix the execution and mental errors that still plague the Buckeyes. That and maybe Michigan can put a dent or two in Penn State's armor.
Yep, ever since that 2 special teams disasters win over OSU at home last year, PSU has basically only beaten one quality opponent (Wisconsin). Yet, OSU has to prove that their annual top 5 program is worthy, while PSU is assumed to be great. Odd.Bleeding Red wrote: ↑Mon Oct 16, 2017 8:36 pm The more I think about it, screw Penn State. Who have they played? Akron? A terrible Pitt team? Georgia State? Iowa nearly beat them. Iowa is not great.
Not sold they are even a top 10 team right now. Buckeyes are seeking big revenge from last year when they dominated the game and lost.
Hell ttun has a good shot of beating them this coming weekend.
You bring valid points to the discussion. Penn State, prior to this weeks matchup with Michigan, has yet to face a quality opponent. Yet OSU was embarrassed at home by the only quality team they faced in Oklahoma. The beauty of college football is that we will know who is worthy of a top ten ranking come October 28th.BoJack Horseman wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2017 6:18 pmThis may be true, but what has PSU done to demonstrate this? Every win for PSU is a win that an OSU fan would comment on by saying "we'll see if they're actually good on <insert date>." Indeed, JT Barrett's numbers are superior to McSorley's and even Dobbins is out-doing the chosen-one in the running game. Yes, OSU needs to prove it, but I think OSU has proven more over the last few years than PSU (PSU has basically had a run from 10/2016 through 10/2017), yet PSU has not had to "prove it" according to CFB fans.Omega wrote: ↑Sun Oct 15, 2017 4:22 pm The Buckeye's performance during the last five games (albeit against weak competition) has convinced me that the offense will be able to move the ball on Penn State.
The same five games has convinced me OSU will not be able to stop the Lions. Throw in the Bucks propensity for penalties and special team mistakes, I can see Penn State winning the game in a fashion similar to last years BIG championship game. Ohio State gaining the early advantage then McSorley and Barkley winning the second half and the game.
My opinion is that Ohio State has the superior overall talent, Penn State is the better, more well rounded team.
Still two weeks to prepare for the Nits and maybe Meyer can find a way to fix the execution and mental errors that still plague the Buckeyes. That and maybe Michigan can put a dent or two in Penn State's armor.
Man, wouldn't that shake up some things. 
Mount Nittany close to PSU campusYOU'RE TIGER BAIT wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2017 10:26 am WHERE EXACTLY DID THE TERM ''NITTANY'' LIONS COME INTO PLAY. ANYBODY KNOW. WHAT DOES THE NITTANY PART MEAN. I'VE NEVER HEARD WHY, SERIOUS QUESTION.
Better think a little more!Bleeding Red wrote: ↑Mon Oct 16, 2017 8:36 pm The more I think about it, screw Penn State.
Not sold they are even a top 10 team right now.
Bleeding Red wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2017 11:34 am
Even though Iowa is probably about as even as scUm's offense, scUM has a better defense IMO and this game shouldnt be a runaway by any means.
I will say Penn St 17 scUM 21