Ohio State shredded Oregon and showed why they are a many faceted team that is can give BAMA, Clemson and Georgia all they want and then some.
The new QB is a far better passer than they have had in the last 4 years. And it showed. He is BIG. He has a cannon for an arm and he is accurate. He can run too if necessary. The tailbacks are both great. The wide receiving corp is made up of returning seniors who are now 3 year starters and very talented.
The Bukeyes still have to play in our conference WISCONSIN, Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Iowa.
This does not include the game coming up against TCU, another really good football team.
SO my point is who else has a schedule like this? It ain't Bama or Clemson. There are five top 15 teams in the Buckeyes own conference and three of them in their own division in the top 12. So the schedule is loaded with talented teams who are very good in their own right.
Tis isn't to say that Bama, Georgia, or Clemson have easy schedules. They play in good conferences and have several excellent opponents. Just not as many as what the Bucks will face this season. So if Ohio State makes it through this season with only one loss, look out those who make the playoffs. They will be battle tested against numerous outstanding teams and are very much in the same talent pool level with Clemson and Bama. This could be a very interesting season of college football indeed.
Bama cruised yesterday as Georgia who opened up with the little sister of the little sisters of the poor as well as Clemson who must be afraid to play anyone on opening game day... I don't wuite get how they can do that and be so "VAUNTED" and imo so publicized by talking heads about how great they are when they don't play anyone.
We played a pac 12 school in Oregon and will play a Big 12 contender in TCU in our non-conference schedule.
GO Bucks and Go Bearcats! We got a win yesterday against UCLA. Hope we get a few more this year.....
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