OSU vs. Illinois

[BuckeyeVols]

I know everyone here hates OSU, and the B10 is by no means a "power" conference (especially with PSU losing to Iowa at home), but ya gotta give credit to the OSU defense. Regardless of who you play, back2back shutouts is a good accomplishment. Toledo wasnt a good team, but they did hang 60+ on Colorado the week before they played OSU. OSU offense looked terrible passing, however it was pouring rain the entire time. I thought the D would take a step back this year, losing (2) 1st round picks and a few more later in the 3rd-5th rounds.....but they seem to just plug guys in the next year and get even better. I think that is what consistent, highly ranked recruiting classes causes.....and it is exactly what we as UT fans have to look forward to in the future. Cant wait!

 

[buckeyevol23]

I agree, in case anyone didn't see that coming. OSU's recruiting classes the past few seasons have been better than before under Tressel. They'll lose a few key guys on defense next year but should still be as good or better and return basically the entire offense.

People here won't wanna hear it but I think OSU's a legit title contender next season if Pryor can make better decisions. Tressel also needs to give up playcalling and hire a creative OC but that won't happen.