Welcome to the second installment of Friday Night Fights, 2018.
This series is your opportunity to prove how clairvoyant you are regarding Ohio State's upcoming football fortunes. It also gauges how good or bad your #takes are, should you choose to defend them in the comments.
Rutgers is up next, and for those keeping score at home it's Buckeyes 114, Scarlet Knights 0 since Chris Ash left Columbus for Piscataway. This video, like that score, is not safe for work:
Let's check the results from last week's Fights and the best #takes from the week:
The Buckeyes' offense quickly demonstrated that points would not be a problem. The defense, well...
Over 300 yards, total command of the passing game and a zip on passes you could see and feel in the stadium and on TV. CHOO CHOOOOO
It took a 21-0 4th quarter for the Buckeyes to cover, but the Over was obliterated two plays into the 2nd half.
The winner, predictably, is a "national title contender" now. Who could have possibly seen this coming.
Even when the Buckeyes were burning clock with 3rd and 4th stringers in the game, they were running tempo and scoring.
The only real positive from one of these teams winning is the other losing.
Better news: He didn't get disqualified for targeting!
Correct and correct and correct.
Onto this weekend's Fights:
Let's start with the basics: Will Rutgers score?Rutgers true freshman QB Artur Sitkowski went 22/29 for 3 TDs and 3 INTs in his debut. He also got hit, a lot.Rutgers put some wacky formations on film for the Buckeyes in Week One, including a set with three Tight Ends.Dwayne Haskins had the poise and production of a seasoned veteran, not a redshirt sophomore making his first start.Western Michigan gave up 55 points to Syracuse. They face Michigan next.
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