Jacoby Jackson

The numbers continue to bear that out.

Jacoby Jackson does have a heck of a nose for the end zone.

So kudos there.

I thought overall, like this is a very disappointing 38 for 145 yards, 3.8 yards per carry.

Yeah.

To, to have a long of 17 yards in a game where you ran it 38 times against a bad bat is that that's, I think, officially a concern.

And, you know, we can get into some of the personnel packages they put out there where, you know, you look at, you look at the Bo Jackson numbers, you look at the Jacoby Jackson numbers and it was, you know, 6.6 yards per carry 5.9 yards per carry without a long one to skew it.

That's fine.

So they just kept right on rolling.

And I believe on that possession, we saw a touchdown from Jacoby Jackson, which can kind of lead us into maybe takeaway number two.

Takeaway number two, when we talk about the Ohio State rushing game, the rushing attack today, Game number one, they ended up breaking off a couple of explosives against Ball State.

And even though the offensive line didn't look very well for definitely the first half, but really, on a whole, it wasn't that great.

At this point, I think they are what they are.

You're going to get, you know, hit and miss performances out of these guys.

But I did think that Jacoby Jackson ran really well today.

And I think he made the most out of what he got blocked up for him.

The numbers continue to bear that out.

Jacoby Jackson does have a heck of a nose for the end zone.

So kudos there.

I thought overall, like this is a very disappointing 38 for 145 yards, 3.8 yards per carry.

Like, that is unacceptable.

Yeah, to have a long of 17 yards in a game where you ran it 38 times against a bad, bad game is, that's, I think, officially a concern.

And, you know, we can get into some of the personnel packages they put out there where, you know, you look at the Bo Jackson numbers, you look at the Jacoby Jackson numbers, and it was, you know, 6.6 yards per carry, 5.9 yards per carry without a long one to skew it.

That's fine.

And yeah, I would have to go look and see, like, was Chris getting open? Were there plays where they were trying to get in the ball and the ball didn't go his way? I know there was the...

I think it might have been Jacoby Jackson's touchdown, the first touchdown of the game.

They put Jeremiah Smith and Chris Henry Jr. on the field together on the same side.

They're the only two receivers out there, and then they ran the ball.

Less than that, really.

Jacoby Jackson scored twice.

Julian Sane threw for 242 and two touchdowns.

And Ohio State had seven pass plays of at least 20 yards in that game.

Three minutes left to play in the first quarter.

Jacoby Jackson, an 11-yard touchdown run, followed by a 6-yard touchdown pass from Julian Sayen to Nate Roberts.

14th-ranked Penn State, up 17-0 on the University at Buffalo, 3 minutes and 57 seconds left to play in the first quarter.

Their touchdowns coming on a 16-yard TD run by James Peoples, and then Rocco Becht with a 3-yard touchdown pass to Andrew Rappelier.

Like as far as like short yardage, I think, you know, they've got a nice state.

I think Jacoby Jackson for a backup running back.

That was a great get.

I think Isaiah West looks good when he's in there.

Um, maybe how can Isaiah West be third string? And I get it because there was all the, like Isaiah West taking first team reps, which he was to begin camp.

Um, I just think Jacoby Jackson is just a really good RB too.

Um, but I do want to get into Jameer Perez, um, He was a guy, as you guys, I don't know if you guys, like, how many of you guys, like, watch the Bucktons Morning 5 religiously.

But, you know, as you guys know, I would, if you do, I would say Jermier Perez, the big D tackle from Cleveland-Glennville.

Ryan Day, the medical staff held him out.

But I thought that Bo Jackson and Jacoby Jackson in very limited workloads looked fine, but you also just want to see more dominance up front.

I

imagine that a lot of bingo cards out there had me talking about the red zone offensive execution first.