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In reply to the discussion: If the Ohio State Defensive Coordinator still has a job next year [View all]Buckeye_Democrat
(15,206 posts)29. I was confused by it too, especially since...
... they used their last timeout before the field goal with 12 seconds left on the clock. That struck me as asking for trouble during the ensuing kickoff to Utah, who were a proven threat to return it for a TD.
It's possible that Day was thinking they could have a bad snap during the FG attempt, and he wanted enough time for the holder to possibly throw an incomplete pass before time expired. Then attempt the FG again.
I probably would've instead attempted a running play for a TD, called timeout if it didn't work, then tried a FG.
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They are down 19 players from the regular season .... 9 or 10 were starters or played big minutes
Botany
Jan 2022
#2
Fortunately, a lot of the NFL prospects are able to get insurance that pays it they're injured
maxrandb
Jan 2022
#20
Injuries, transfers, and four players opted out to get ready for the NFL draft.
Irish_Dem
Jan 2022
#11
Ohio State already announced they had hired a new defensive coordinator a few weeks ago
MichMan
Jan 2022
#18
That is what it has been like this year, a lot of cussing when watching the games
Irish_Dem
Jan 2022
#26