Buckeye B-@-tle Cry: Ohio State Fans Tweet Through First Game Without Urban Meyer

By David Regimbal on September 3, 2018 at 1:15 pm
Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins reading your tweets
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Every week, Eleven Warriors will dive into the mentions of Ohio State's coaches and players to bring you the #HotTakes and ramblings of Buckeye Nation. This week, we're looking at the reactions from Ohio State's 77-31 drubbing of Oregon State.

Let's kick off the opening Buckeye B-@-tle Cry with something Ohio State didn't have in their opener — an appearance from Urban Meyer.

The three-time national champion coach watched his squad on television like most of the rest of us, but that didn't stop Buckeye Nation from tweeting at him before, during and after the game. 

Here's the best/worst of the bunch.

@ Urban Meyer

Recent events inspired someone to create a twitter account that's solely dedicated to showcasing critical and negative College Gameday signs of Meyer. 

Some people pour their time into restoring an old Chevy classic. Others travel or have creative outlets like starting a band or painting. Imagine aiming this low for your passion project.

This tickled me. The venerable @FauxPelini (follow him if you aren't already) chose to be helpful over critical and sent updates to Meyer throughout the game. And speaking of helpful, some out there had some ideas and suggestions for Ohio State's head man.

Rock solid logic here.

Yes, Meyer, why did you choose the most statistically prolific quarterback in school and Big Ten history over a redshirt freshman last year?

There's plenty to work on ahead of next week's matchup against Rutgers, and there's no doubt that Meyer is checking his twitter mentions for guidance.

This rain is killing me. I should tweet Coach Meyer.

@ Ryan Day

It was an absolute love fest for acting head coach Ryan Day.

The former Ohio State quarterback and Eleven Warriors favorite Stephen Collier wanted blood.

Couldn't agree more. His hair is glorious.

Okay, so maybe it wasn't a complete love fest. John was so disgusted by Day's CLASSLESS ACT that he didn't even have time to finish typing the word "disgraceful."

@ Dwayne Haskins

The redshirt sophomore burst onto the scene with a sensational 313-yard, five-touchdown performance in his first official start. Buckeye fans liked what they saw.

The only slip up from Haskins, outside of that one interception, was when he body checked his running back.

That didn't sit well with the junior running back, who posted a career high 186 rushing yards and four total touchdowns.

Even though Ohio State gave up a number of big plays and 31 points, junior defensive end Nick Bosa was absolutely unblockable and registered two sacks and two fumbles recovered, one of which was in the end zone for a touchdown.

Let's head to the mentions.

@ Nick Bosa

Well hey, he currently has one more touchdown than Stanford running back Bryce Love, who was the odds-on favorite to win the Heisman coming into the season.

I'm scheduling a haircut now to see if I can tweet five times faster than usual. Real hopeful.

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