Brandon Inniss

They love Jeremiah Smith, but uh, did look like Julian Thorne was a little bit too dependent on him in the Texas game.

So continue to, to boost that chemistry with Brandon Inniss, Devin McEwen, uh, guys like that.

So, but overall, I mean even if Ohio State's on their third string quarterback, Ohio State's gonna win this one 56 to 3.

I have 63 to 6.

Yeah

... is it more on the receivers or more on Julian Sand? And do we all owe Brandon Inniss an apology because Julian Sand looks rough not throwing to anybody not named Jeremiah Smith in the middle of the field?

Yeah, I mean, it, it's, they gotta get him involved.

And I mean, you saw them try to, right? Right? He, he missed, he missed the tou- touchdown to Devin McEwen.

He, he didn't even throw the wide open touchdown to Brandon Inniss.

I think, I think they do have a focus on Jeremiah problem.

But I, I don't, I don't want to make it out to be a bigger problem than it is, 'cause this shit was working for three quarters.

Uh, it's not gonna be that good.

I haven't seen a lot from Inniss with them.

He's in the slot a lot, but I haven't...

He was clearly like the number three guy out there by a large margin.

Great, great practice match-up.

Um, Brandon Inniss again said, like Brock Boyd knows all the receiver positions, which he said is, is hard for a freshman to be able, right, to know what you have to do at X and Z and in the slot.

And just again, sort of just like an indication of like what, what the path to the field might be for Brock Boyd as a true freshman, and it's 'cause he knows he can go anywhere.

But then he also was talking about Chris Henry and just a guy at that size, and he said I th- it was sort of like the, the Ohio State corners early on were sort of like, "Okay, he's big, but like, like how does he move," right? "We're curious about this." And then, and, and it said like they reported like-

So let's start with the captains 'cause that's the most, that was the first thing that happened this weekend.

Brandon Inniss is the block O. I don't think anybody was shocked by that.

Ryan Day was saying that that's a Mick Moratti, his staff, and Ryan Day vote, and it was not even close.

It was, like, definitely Brandon Inniss, and I don't think any of us were shocked by that.

I think the only questions you had were Brandon Inniss had to wait two years to get his number, and now he's gotta give it up because, 'cause he didn't get it as a freshman, he was wearing 11.

And then maybe he would've gotten it as a sophomore, but Quinshon Judkins showed up, so he finally got it last year, and now he has to go to a whole new number this year.

But fine, he's wearing the block O this year.

You know, there is something special and unique about that.

And if you look at the offense, well, Brandon Inniss was a captain last year and so was Austin Saracen.

Both of those guys are coming back.

Mm-hmm.

Saracen

... or one of those two guys and then two wide receivers.

Or maybe you have just one wide receiver with Brandon Inniss and maybe, like, three guys on defense or something.

Like that, those things happen.