~ contributed by the esteemed EOTH blogger, Captain Optimist ~ OFFENSE After watching the Clemson-Auburn game again, the strengths and weaknesses, likes and dislikes of Clemson’s offense have become very clear. As Coach Shannon said, Clemson is a screen team. They run all-sorts of screens, to the RBs, TEs and WRs. Reviewing the Auburn game[…]

~ Written by Esteemed EOTH Blogger, Captain Optimist~ Greetings EOTH. Here’s my strategic overview of Clemson. I’ll prepare a more detailed discussion of the Offense and Defense later in the week, time and space permitting. At the very least this piece will give you a broad idea of what our boys will be facing this[…]

Below EOTH Captain Optimist gives us his final installment of his three-part series culminating with his suggestions on how the ‘Canes can stop the Buckeyes! OSU DEFENSE The first key facts about the 2010 edition of the OSU defense are the seniors who graduated and their importance to the 2009 edition, which was the strongest part[…]

Now let’s take a look at WRs, RBs and the OL. This first stat comes directly from the official Ohio State Football Program. POSEY AND SANZENBACHER Ohio State’s top targets in 2009 were sophomore DeVier Posey and junior Dane Sanzenbacher, with 1,398 yards and 14 touchdowns between them. The two even connected on a 39-yard touchdown[…]

~ Contributed by esteemed EOTH blogger, Captain Optimist ~ For this first installment of my OSU analyses, I will focus on OSU’s MVP: Terrelle Pryor. I will use Pryor’s performances from 2009 as the foundation for my analysis and predictions, along with the Marshall game from this year. Terrelle Pryor is without question the most important[…]