Buckeye B-@-tle Cry: Everyone Was Very Mad and then Very Happy During Ohio State's Thrilling Comeback vs. Penn State

By David Regimbal on October 1, 2018 at 1:30 pm
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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 back at everyone melting down during the exhilarating Penn State game.

The Buckeyes and Nittany Lions stuck to the script of their last two matchups Saturday night, as Urban Meyer's squad rallied from 12-points down to come away with a 27-26 win in Happy Valley.

It was nearly as improbable a comeback as last year's 39-38 win in Columbus, which went down after J.T. Barrett completed 13 straight fourth-quarter passes to erase a 15-point deficit.

Poor Penn State. We'll get to their fans and the crow they ate soon enough. Let's dive in.

@ Urban Meyer

Things looked rocky from the start as Penn State scored the game's first 13 points. A bunch of you folks turned critical, shockingly, but so many of you went the helpful route by offering your services as a potential walk-on receiver!

Your 4- and 5-star receivers are not sufficient, these gentlemen thought. What Ohio State really needs is me! 

But when Ohio State fell deep into a hole, things got desperate on the old Twitter machine.

The tone changed when Ohio State took control late in the fourth.

And speaking of those haters, here's a slight feature tweak for you enjoyment. A lot of Penn State fans had plenty to share with Meyer when the Nittany Lions were up big. 

 And then their mood soured a touch for whatever reason.

Super good joke Steve.

@ Dwayne Haskins

There was some pregame drama when Penn State defensive end Shareef Miller publicly poked at Ohio State's signal-caller. Haskins caught wind and couldn't restrain himself.

And the two scuffled on the field after a Haskins pass was tipped and intercepted by the Nittany Lions.

Penn State and Ohio State fans alike were happy to hound Haskins during his slow start.

When Ohio State trailed by 12 with eight minutes to go, Haskins seized his moment, as did many of you.

Next week's game against Indiana should be approximately 80 percent less bonkers, but I'm sure that number won't correlate with the Twitter reactions.

Until next week, friends.

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