You don’t think the buckeyes were salivating after their loss to them earlier?

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Jan 1, 2025
7:42:55pm

molodyets Slava Ukraini

You don’t think the buckeyes were salivating after their loss to them earlier?

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molodyets

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Every team with a bye lost so far. Is a Bye a disadvantage?

HeismanTy

Jan 1, 6:36pm

Yes. It appears like the easier path, but far more rust.

IronPotato

Jan 1, 6:37pm

Yes too big of break. Getting a home game is the biggest advantage and a bye

johnnybyu

Jan 1, 6:38pm

2/3 were far less talented

molodyets

Jan 1, 6:38pm

But all 3 had really slow starts. Very possible the layoff was detrimental.

slappy

Jan 1, 6:42pm

Penn State and Texas have played in tons of huge games this year already

molodyets

Jan 1, 7:42pm

Well, in the case of BSU and ASU, they were the lower-ranked team

Yukon

Jan 1, 6:39pm

Wasn’t Ohio St favored??

LakeshowCougs

Jan 1, 7:14pm

I don’t know. So it was a mild upset at best.

Yukon

Jan 1, 7:16pm

It wasn’t an upset. Only by seed was it an upset

LakeshowCougs

Jan 1, 7:21pm

Okay. I feel my overall point still stands

Yukon

Jan 1, 7:35pm

You don’t think the buckeyes were salivating after their loss to them earlier?

molodyets

Jan 1, 7:42pm

Sure, that could’ve very well been the main factor.

Yukon

Jan 1, 8:01pm

All three teams with the byes were underdogs. The better teams won. It’s no mystery.

TCuz

Jan 1, 6:41pm

just trying to start a conversation. Cool thoughts though.

HeismanTy

Jan 1, 6:55pm

Every team w a bye made it past the bye week. 1/2 the teams who played didn't.

YSMACK

Jan 1, 7:22pm

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