r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • Sep 13 '26

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Texas Defeats Ohio State 24-23

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Ohio State 10 10 3 0 23
Texas 0 3 0 21 24
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u/kylkartz21 Michigan • Grand Valley State Sep 13 '26

Matt Patricia did the same thing as the Lions HC. blowing 4th quarter leads with conservative defense playcalling and 4 man pressure looks

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u/anotheroutlaw Virginia Tech Hokies • ACC Sep 13 '26

He’s a nepo baby.

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u/goblue2354 Michigan Wolverines Sep 13 '26

That one time he was OC for the Titans…just ignore that he had prime Derrick Henry behind a really good O-Line

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u/TheNittanyLionKing Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 13 '26

He gets too much credit for resurrecting Ryan Tannehill’s career. Tannehill was already a good QB. Injuries just ended his career in Miami. Then Tennessee picked him and he played even better with a better roster.

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u/iDrum17 Ohio State Buckeyes • Toledo Rockets Sep 13 '26

That’s literally the definition of a nepo baby

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u/PhnxWrightAssAttrny Georgia Bulldogs • Georgia Bulldogs Sep 13 '26

I'm so glad we (Atlanta Falcons) moved on from Thiccolas Cage.

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u/GLORYGLORYTOOLDGA Georgia Bulldogs Sep 13 '26

Dude looks like a Pixar human

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u/AceStarS Sep 13 '26

Bring back chip Kelly

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u/NA_Faker Texas Longhorns • Wisconsin Badgers Sep 13 '26

He spammed prime Derrick Henry and made every think he was good rather than just a King Henry merchant

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u/TheNittanyLionKing Penn State Nittany Lions Sep 13 '26

I love it as a Penn State and Steelers fan. Two birds were killed with one stone. We got rid of him as the Steelers OC, and he went to the Suckeyes; where his offensive philosophy doesn’t fit Ohio State’s talent at all. Nobody in the NFL wanted him and for good reason. He’s a nice enough guy from when I met him at training camp, but his offenses are a chore to watch.