Ah what an underrated forgotten game!! This game came into my radar in the run up to the 2015 Draft; That's when I watch most of my College Ball. "Pay attention to Tevin Coleman" wrote Mike Tanier, my favorite funniest NFL analyst. Coleman heroically singlehandedly put up such a fight; IN The Horseshoe, an amazing performance. For his effort to make the Hoosiers matter; he got himself drafted 3rd round, a STEAL for the Falcons. 4 year rookie deal at peanuts for an excellent runner and an unreal passing game threat. He had a ridiculously productive 2014 season in Indiana against MUCH better competition; then it came out he had a broken foot the whole time. He should have been a 1st or 2nd rounder but Anti Big Ten Bias sank him to the 3rd; costing him millions of dollars. Nobody lower then 1st round makes much unless they survive the 4th year as starters in order to get that SECOND deal; the going rates for starters in their prime is at LEAST 5 million.
Im A Buckeye fan but I always prefer when opponents put up a fight, like this entire game... its glorious to win a tough game; and celebrate hard. Blowouts are nice but you don't get to see the emotional explosion of a team overcoming adversity and celebrating jumping all over eachother. I know; poll rankings mean you have to tear off their heads and limbs and shit down their necks, incinerate the bodies and bury them 40 feet deep in order to make it to the final rounds...we'd have never been in the 2014 Playoff if every game was like this; we HAD to destroy Wisconsin 59-0 turn a championship game into a humiliation. Still.
This was the first Ohio State football game I had ever been to and it was incredible! Watching Marshall have the Punt Return was absolutely incredible (and still remains the last time an Ohio State player has returned a kickoff or punt for a TD!). My favorite memory was receiving a “Lucky Buckeye” from one of the Stadium Staff members. He told me if I held onto it, good things would happen and we went on to win the National Championship! This game made me a Buckeye fan for life.
The only reason this game was close was the turnovers in the first half. They would have pulled away much quicker, but I applaud Indianas fight in this game. I just don’t think it would’ve been that close without those.
Man still only 180 views. Guys; this game is awesome, 500 combined rushing yards; Hoosiers Tevin Coleman RB for the Falcons now was the real deal even back then. He singlehandedly took on the Eventual champs and kept it close for THREE entire quarters.
We'd have never won a championship if Barrett hadn't gotten hurt . Nothing personal , but it's true for a couple reasons . They sure came together as a team over the course of the season .
I still think they should have stuck with Jones the following year until he proved he could lose a game. I mean, the dude never lost a game he started. Urban Meyer just was stubborn and wanted to run HIS offense which favors a runner like Barrett.
Ah what an underrated forgotten game!! This game came into my radar in the run up to the 2015 Draft; That's when I watch most of my College Ball. "Pay attention to Tevin Coleman" wrote Mike Tanier, my favorite funniest NFL analyst. Coleman heroically singlehandedly put up such a fight; IN The Horseshoe, an amazing performance. For his effort to make the Hoosiers matter; he got himself drafted 3rd round, a STEAL for the Falcons. 4 year rookie deal at peanuts for an excellent runner and an unreal passing game threat. He had a ridiculously productive 2014 season in Indiana against MUCH better competition; then it came out he had a broken foot the whole time. He should have been a 1st or 2nd rounder but Anti Big Ten Bias sank him to the 3rd; costing him millions of dollars. Nobody lower then 1st round makes much unless they survive the 4th year as starters in order to get that SECOND deal; the going rates for starters in their prime is at LEAST 5 million.
Im A Buckeye fan but I always prefer when opponents put up a fight, like this entire game... its glorious to win a tough game; and celebrate hard. Blowouts are nice but you don't get to see the emotional explosion of a team overcoming adversity and celebrating jumping all over eachother. I know; poll rankings mean you have to tear off their heads and limbs and shit down their necks, incinerate the bodies and bury them 40 feet deep in order to make it to the final rounds...we'd have never been in the 2014 Playoff if every game was like this; we HAD to destroy Wisconsin 59-0 turn a championship game into a humiliation. Still.
Hard to believe Marshalls return was the last one for the bucks
This was the first Ohio State football game I had ever been to and it was incredible! Watching Marshall have the Punt Return was absolutely incredible (and still remains the last time an Ohio State player has returned a kickoff or punt for a TD!). My favorite memory was receiving a “Lucky Buckeye” from one of the Stadium Staff members. He told me if I held onto it, good things would happen and we went on to win the National Championship! This game made me a Buckeye fan for life.
Indiana is a curious team. They play teams like Ohio State really well, but then bomb against weaker opponents. This was a good game!
The only reason this game was close was the turnovers in the first half. They would have pulled away much quicker, but I applaud Indianas fight in this game. I just don’t think it would’ve been that close without those.
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“The Jalin Marshall game!”
Man still only 180 views. Guys; this game is awesome, 500 combined rushing yards; Hoosiers Tevin Coleman RB for the Falcons now was the real deal even back then. He singlehandedly took on the Eventual champs and kept it close for THREE entire quarters.
I was at this game
Refs were on their knees for Indiana
We'd have never won a championship if Barrett hadn't gotten hurt . Nothing personal , but it's true for a couple reasons . They sure came together as a team over the course of the season .
Jaylin Marshall was a beast in this game ! Probably his best game as a Buckeye
This game reminds me how bad Barrett was lol
You have to have a good O line too.. it’s not all about the qb
I still think they should have stuck with Jones the following year until he proved he could lose a game. I mean, the dude never lost a game he started. Urban Meyer just was stubborn and wanted to run HIS offense which favors a runner like Barrett.