Buckeyes Better Where It Counted

Erik Cassano notes that the tables were turned this year in the big showdown between Texas and Ohio State. It was the Buckeyes that had the very special Heisman trophy candidate at quarterback this time around. Papa Cass hits on Troy Smith's performance versus the Longhorns, the importance of strong quarterback play in big games, and starts talking a little Heisman Trophy this morning in his latest.

Posted by Erik Cassano Sep 10, 2006 7:00 PM

QB/Coaching Mismatches Highlight Buckeye ROUT

Troy Smith - welcome to Heisman frontrunner status. Mack Brown - welcome to life without Vince Young. And The Sweater Vest ... is there a better big game coach in the country? I take a look at last nights game, and the rest of the path to another potential national title for the Bucks in my morning wrap. Something tells me Colt McCoy woke up this morning with a bad case of Laurinaitis.

Posted by Rich Swerbinsky Sep 09, 2006 7:00 PM

Burned Orange

In Furls wrap of the big Buckeye win last night, he gives some credit to the Buckeye defender no one is talking about that he saw as a big key to last nights game. And as always, he grades the Buckeyes by position, and grades himself as a prognosticator. Man ... that one felt good last night.

Posted by Mike Furlan Sep 09, 2006 7:00 PM

Trying Not To Step In Number Two

It's payback time. Number one versus number two, and a rematch of last years thrilling contest that ended up essentially deciding the national championship. And the first regular season meeting between the two top ranked teams in the country in ten years. Furls chimes in this morning with an excellent preview of one of the most hyped college football games in many moons. GO BUCKS.

Posted by Mike Furlan Sep 07, 2006 7:00 PM

Scarlet Shirted

FIVE true freshman saw significant time in the Buckeyes opener versus Northern Illinois. Some, like Chris Wells (pictured), Ross Homan, and Ray Small ... were expected to see time. Others, like Kurt Coleman and Dexter Larimore, were thought of as possible redshirts. In his latest, Furls hits on all five of these freshman, their performances in the opener, and their expectations for this season.

Posted by Mike Furlan Sep 05, 2006 7:00 PM

Buckeyes Better Where It Counted

QB/Coaching Mismatches Highlight Buckeye ROUT

Burned Orange

Trying Not To Step In Number Two

Scarlet Shirted

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