vball10set;1269093 wrote:THIS!!!

Speedofsand;1268355 wrote:Go Bucks yourself

Automatik;1269095 wrote:I seriously forgot he still played for us last week. He was getting doubled a lot, but I would have liked to seen SOMETHING.

Automatik;1269101 wrote:SOS and Teirnan are in a dead heat for the oldest posters with the lamest digs. :laugh:


I look for Simon to bounce back. I figured he would dominate early in these non conference games. I don't get it.

End of Line;1269142 wrote:Defense as a whole has to play tighter. No more giving up the long ball on 3rd down, and get some fucking pressure on the Qb. Simon, Hankins, Goebel, Spence, etc have to hit him early and often.

Automatik;1269189 wrote:Someone also said he and Vrabel got into it. I haven't heard anything else about it though.

Tiger2003;1269201 wrote:At one point during the game Meyer was yelling at Vrabel on the sidelines.

Fly4Fun;1269272 wrote:I'm not sure if Vrabel is cut out for coaching. The LB's were pretty bad last year with him leading them, now the D-line has been less than impressive this year.

se-alum;1269304 wrote:Meh, he had little to work with last year regarding the LB'ers, and there have only been 2 games this year.

LJ;1269283 wrote:I heard on the coach show on 97.1 that after watching film and having a long meeting with the defensive coaches, Meyer has placed most of the blame back on the players. Said it's not a schematic or coaching issue, but an issue of players not doing their jobs.

vball10set;1269445 wrote:I like the fact that he's holding the players accountable and not throwing coaches under the bus (aka Bielema)--however, if things don't improve to Meyers' liking, I definitely could see some changes made next season.

Scarlet_Buckeye;1269685 wrote:John Simon may be costing himself a LOT of money with the lack of performance. He's been an absolute ghost; and I'm not sure if it's entirely because of double-teams or not.

Automatik;1269926 wrote:Not sure if he'd be making serious cash anyway. He will definitely get picked up, but I don't think he's an early round pic. He's the definition of a "tweener"

He provided a harsh assessment of his program at such an early stage."I expect much more. I expect a stadium to be an inferno, I expect players to be diving over each other to hit quarterbacks, I expect the offense to score a multitude of points and celebrating in the end zone," he said this week. "No, it's nothing close."
With California (1-1) coming to Ohio Stadium for the first time since 1971, Meyer wants the expected crowd of 105,000 to be more involved. At the same time, he recognizes his team needs to be more intense in order to light a fire under the fans.
"It's a journey, it's a marathon to get it where we want it," he said of his program. "What we've done the first two weeks is nothing close to what ... this place should be like. I think that stadium ought to be absolutely electric. I think it's been OK.
"But we need to play better. You want to get a stadium going? Go hit a quarterback. You want to really get the stadium (going)? Put a hand on a punt. That's when people come out of their seats."
Asked if he had a timetable to reach that high-voltage state, Meyer chuckled.
"Yeah. Three days," he said.

End of Line;1270722 wrote:Meyer wants Buckeyes players to make crowd louder



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