r/CFB • u/A_MASSIVE_PERVERT Purdue Boilermakers • 2h ago

Video [Highlight] Ohio State @ Indiana: Josh Hoover overthrows a wide open Nick Marsh as he catches the ball out of bounds on 4th down, and Ohio State survives!

https://streamable.com/a3pe4j
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u/IronCladNads Ohio State Buckeyes • Miami (OH) RedHawks 2h ago

Every time we had a great play for a first down it was instantly negated by a false start or holding penalty. The oline needs work badly. Sayin held the ball too long several times but the guys up front were to blame for probably half of those, and now he's injured

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u/ShakeMyHeadSadly 2h ago

I agree. I'm so used to dominate offensive lines at OSU. This one does not qualify.

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u/lampidudelj Ohio State Buckeyes 2h ago

Yeah both oline and dline struggled. Few good plays here and there but sooo inconsistent and bad plays on online were real howlers

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u/Fullertonjr Ohio State • Otterbein 2h ago

Sayin refusing to throw the ball away and taking 15 yard sacks reminded me so much of watching Dylan Raiola playing for Nebraska. When you know the play is busted, just throw it away instead of putting yourself in an even worse position. I don’t know why so many qbs believe that anything good will ever come from running backwards ten yards…despite the fact that it never does unless their name is Michael Vick.

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u/nefariousBUBBLE Indiana Hoosiers 45m ago

Ngl I never really got his hype. He's great in a clean pocket, but dude is not mobile. D line did their job for Indiana today.

Anyway, Sayin is young and so is the season really. Lot of time left. Hopefully not a serious injury.