Yes, Virginia, this could get ugly.
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That 72% Red Zone conversion sticks in my craw something fierce. Other thoughts?
New Mexico State, On Paper
October 29, 2009 by 2 Comments
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[…] dominate New Mexico State with extreme prejudice in every facet of the game. We’ve already looked at the statistics. This is a tune-up, a walk through. This isn’t even a scrimmage. This is a […]
It seems like every year, OSU struggles with their redzone offense. Their inefficiency in the redzone vs. USC and Purdue cost them mightily.
1. Against USC, Ohio State got into the redzone a couple times and had to settle for chipshot FG’s, rather than TD’s.
2. Against Purdue the turning point came in the redzone. Saine scored a TD to go up 14-6 but was called back on a holding call. The very next play, Pryor is sacked, fumbled and Purdue went down and scored a FG before the half…a 10 point swing…
OSU’s struggles in the redzone is stuff of legend…just another example of how bad their offense really is.