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The third quarter ends with Dobbins leading for 18 yards in midfield. This game is drunk. Fifteen minutes to go. OSU 33, TCU 28.
1:06
Ok, yes, the wheels are back. Robinson completes short passes to TreVontae Hights (six yards) and Taye Barber (10), then launches into the action-game bomb … Hights brings him back for a 51-yard score. Chris Fowler says the heights were doubled – but he found the ball in front of the defenders. The PAT is good and the TCU returns to five points. It was a wild neighborhood. OSU 33, TCU 28.
2:57
The wheels are completely detached. Haskins went to Hill for a 24-yard score and, in just over four minutes, Ohio State went from eight to twelve. OSU 33, TCU 21.
3:29
Oh man, TCU just played a bad trick. Kavontae Turpin takes the Ohio State start from the end zone, then crosses the field for an open man, who will attempt a touchdown. Only the Turpin Lateral approached about five meters because he was hit and could not plant his feet. He is shaken and he is called back. And then TCU passes three times. And then Nunez makes fun of a whimsical whim, and is deflected and picked up by the TCU at 25. The wheels come off for TCU. OSU 26, TCU 21.
5:54
Ohhhhhhhh … it was silly. In third and fifth place, the TCU tries a shovel and Shawn Robinson at know when to remember and not to launch. He is devoured and he throws the ball right to Dre'Mont Jones, who scolds 28 yards for a score. Ninety seconds ago, TCU was in eighth position. Now, frogs are five. OSU 26, TCU 21.
6:58
Oh man, a magnificent bubble screen of the state of Ohio. As TCU begins to travel to Haskins, Ryan Day makes a perfect call. Haskins hits Campbell on a short pass and remains unchanged for 63 yards and a touchdown. The two-point conversion attempt is a massive failure, but the return of Ohio State to two points. TCU 21, OSU 19.
7:29
A tripling for TCU: two things in the race sandwiching a Turpin pass. Nunez jumped to OSU 37. TCU 21, OSU 13.
8:56
OSU is almost bailed out by a penalty but does not do it. Haskins is fighting for only three yards on the third and fifth place of the OSU 45, and Garret Wallow is initially called for targeting. But after a long examination, the call is canceled. I think it's the right call. The Chrisman bootie is just taken at TCU 19. TCU 21, OSU 13.
10:43
Given the rare terrain position, TCU has almost at once benefits. Anderson rushed for eight yards, Jarrison Stewart gained 28 yards on a come-and-go, then Anderson defeated the defenders for 16 yards, jumping to hit the pylon before landing out of bounds. Landing. 8 point TCU cable. TCU 21, OSU 13.
11:43
A rare three-out. Two Dobbins hit four yards and Gladney breaks a pass for Mack. The forecourt of Chrisman, near Jerry World, is caught at TCU 47. TCU 14, OSU 13.
12:50
TCU gets the ball to start the second half, and after a quick side to Reagor loses three, Anderson rushes for seven yards, then Robinson and Reagor connect for 14 yards to move the chain. But OSU reacts well despite the two wounded, Bosa and Kendall Sheffield. Three games without Bosa win zero yards and Nunez's shot is shot down at OSU 13. TCU 14, OSU 13.
Some statistics:
- Total yards: TCU 289, OSU 287
- Dwayne Haskins of the OSU: 16 for 28 for 196 yards
- Shawn Robinson of the TCU: 12 for 18 for 134 yards
- Darius Anderson and Sewo Olonilua of the TCU: 13 carries for 137 yards (including 93 yards on Anderson) and two touchdowns, plus two catches for 12 yards
- JK Dobbins and OSU Mike Weber: 18 races for 97 yards plus three catches for 24 yards
0:00
The Ohio State is not conservative and has no clock. Instead, Haskins finished in Dixon (five and ten yards) and Hill (nine yards). ANOTHER Mack drop, his third, creates a third and second, and Weber moves the strings in a second effort. Once McLaurin is finished, the ball passes into the territory of the TCU, the OSU calls a delay of 49 seconds.
After another mistake by Mack – he commits a penalty of restraint that pushes the Bucks to their side of 50 – Haskins passes a huge pass to K.J. Hill for 18 yards in third and 16th place. This puts them in the 23-second range. After two completions, Haskins and McLaurin log in for 12 yards. But it's all for nothing. With seven seconds remaining, Nuernberger is surprisingly 38 yards out of the game. TCU will go in half with the head. TCU 14, OSU 13.
2:41
More turnaround! Robinson ends the pass to Austin (seven yards) and Jarrison Stewart (10) and runs 13 yards on a third and third goal to move the ball to the midfield. But a bag of Johnathon Cooper and a reversal on a deep ball to Reagor force a kick. Adam Nunez's kick is taken at OSU 10. TCU 14, OSU 13.
5:34
Ohio State starts at 39th after a good comeback Johnnie Dixon, and Dobbins wins 11 in midfield during the player's first game. then a 10-yard pass to KJ Hill moves the chains again. Dobbins makes another 10 yards in the center, then finds an angle to the left for 12 more. OSU at TCU 14.
However, the TCU stiffens before the end zone. Riddwan Issahaku almost snatches a deflected pass for a choice, then Innis Gaines breaks a pass for Dixon. The 30-yard goal from Nuernberger makes it a one-point match. TCU 14, OSU 13.
9:08
WELL DONE. This is the best way to reverse the situation: in the second game of TCU, Darius Anderson flees on the left guard … and there is no one here. He runs 93 yards – the longest run in school history – and suddenly, the TCU has four. Hoo boy.
TCU 14, OSU 10. Total yards: TCU 262, OSU 160.
9:28
Ohio State converts its first third of the night with a beautifully timed screen. In third and sixth, Mike Weber took 15 yards to dig the Buckeyes in the shadow of their end zone. Weber then transfers for another 17 yards, and Joseph Broadnax of TCU is called afterwards. Just like that, the Buckeyes are back in the TCU territory.
TCU stiffened from there, however. An end to Parris Campbell loses six yards, and after another fall of Austin Mack, Noah Daniels breaks a pass to McLaurin in third place. Chrisman pins the frogs to their 3, as he usually does. It has become a reversal contest. OSU 10, TCU 7.
12:34
Olonilua moves the chains with a seven-yard run to the edge of the first game of the quarter, but TCU goes three times from there. The first shield of the TCU is well pinned to the OSU 5. OSU 10, TCU 7.
0:00
TCU moves the chains with some cunning – Kevontae Turpin performs a six-yard sweep, then Reagor wins four on a backhand. The quarter ends with TCU against a third and third of its 29. OSU 10, TCU 7.
1:49
A penalty kills a promising momentum for the Buckeyes. Four Dobbins carry and a short pass to Terry McLaurin moves the ball to the TCU 40, but a wrong starting penalty turns a third and a third into 6th and Hawkins is hit as he throws a top at McLaurin. Once again, Chrisman's boot is excellent: TCU will start from 12. OSU 10, TCU 7.
4:28
A roller coaster ride for Robinson. First, Jalen Reagor creates a superb 42-yard touchdown on the right touchline to create a second scoring opportunity for TCU. Then Robinson throws the ball into the belly of Dre'mont Jones, of the Ohio State. Jones drops out however, and Damon Arnette of the Ohio State is called for an interference penalty in the third and seventh. First and goal at 9
After a short run by Anderson, Robinson pulls too high for Reagor, but Sewo Olonilua passes through the line in third and sixth and jumps into the end zone. Bunce almost miss the PAT but do not do it. OSU 10, TCU 7. Total yards: TCU 137, OSU 94.
7:13
Dang, Nick Bosa In the second game of TCU, Bosa shoots the left tackle of the Frogs and robs Robinson. The ball bounces perfectly in the end zone and Davon Hamilton is recovering. (Replay a few minutes after the fact shows that it probably should have been a safety because Hamilton touched the ball while his foot was out of bounds Oops.) TCU's defense awarded only three points in two possessions but the Frogs suddenly came down all the same. OSU 10, TCU 0.
7:35
Ohio State goes five years and up. A pass in the flat for KJ Hill Jr. gains 20 yards, but a good cover requires an unfinished, and Parris Campbell is tackled away from the sticks in the third and fifth place of the OSU 49. Drue Chrisman places the Frogs in their 10s. OSU 3, TCU 0.
9:39
TCU is trying to find a rhythm for Shawn Robinson early. Darius Anderson gets six yards, Artayvious Lynn 10, Taye Barber 11, Jalen Reagor 12 and Reagor 16 on OSU 16. The Horned Frogs operate at the fastest pace. keep the Buckeyes on their heels.
A restraining penalty slows the Frogs, however, by turning a touchdown in a second and eleventh. Cole Bunce misses a 31 yard field goal. massif missed opportunity OSU 3, TCU 0.
1:20 p.m.
After JK Dobbins took part in the first game of the game, Dwayne Haskins hit Austin Mack twice – first for 16 yards, then for a magnificent 48-yard parade. Three games, this is the first and second goal of the game. But after another pass and a pass to the goal, Rashod Berry gives up a third pass and the Buckeyes are content with a shot of 19 yards on the field of Sean Nuernberger. Haskins put it on Berry's hands. OSU 3, TCU 0.
Stake
TCU won the draw and chose to postpone. Ohio State will get the ball first. We will say that the crowd has 60-40 in favor of the Ohio State in this one. Maybe a little more.
Ohio State played in the first two games of the Urban Meyer suspension without problems, with a 2-0 record and a fourth. But despite a pair of Power 5 opponents to kick off the season, the Buckeyes have not really been tested in 2018.
It ends Saturday.
The Ohio State will travel to Texas for one of September's hottest games, when they face the No. 15 TCU at AT & T Stadium. For the Buckeyes, it's a chance to prove that their talent can shine against a legitimate enemy, even without Meyer on the sidelines. For the Horned Frogs, it's a chance to spread their hopes of college football games beyond the perimeter of Fort Worth.
- Time: 8 pm ET
- Location: AT & T Stadium, Dallas, TX
- TV: ABC
- Diffusion: Look at ESPN
- odds: Ohio State is favored by 12.5 points.
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Dwayne Haskins has a lot of autonomy behind the center with the OSU attack, and so far, it has worked very well.
When it comes to playing the pieces in attack, the caller of the OSU Dwayne Haskins is the guy who determines what will happen. The answer that the day gives here comes from a question of whether Haskins has the ability to play audibly on the line.
It seems that Day already has confidence in his quarter to make the right decisions. To date, Haskins has completed 79.2% of his passes for 546 yards and nine touchdowns, while playing just over half per game. On the race side, J.K. Dobbins averages 5.4 yards per race, while Mike Weber pick up 7.8 yards per attempt.
Was last week's slow start against SMU a sign of a bigger problem at TCU?
The Horned Frogs fell behind last week in Dallas with a faulty first half that resulted in snaps, no goals on the field, and multiple fumbles. Although SMU's penchant for bigger and bigger mistakes eventually led TCU to a blistering victory, it was not really reassuring with an appointment against the Buckeyes.
Shawn Robinson was able to slash the Mustangs on the ground, but his air attack left something to be desired. He completed only 16 of his 29 passes for 154 yards, a touchdown and an interception against a defense that gave 451 passing yards to North Texas in his first game of the season. On Saturday, he will face a Ohio State Secondary that ranks 12th in defense; Can it handle this kind of massive increase in competition?
S & P + scores have established the state of Ohio as the No. 2 national team, while TCU ranks 22nd. The first two weeks of the season going pretty much as planned, the Buckeyes seem to be the safe choice on Saturday.
But in my heart, I can not give up horned frogs. TCU 34, Ohio State 33.
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