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Terry Moore

Terry Moore

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Nov 4, 2026

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18:21
well yeah
Tony GerdemanHOST
18:22
um but two corners two safeties and a nickel That's really, you know, they went and got Terry Moore.
Tony GerdemanHOST
18:29
Leroy Roker's been hurt.
Tony GerdemanHOST
18:30
Like, if they lose Jalen McClain or Earl Little
Tom OrrHOST
19:28
So we're going to take this guy who's a linebacker and move him to corner.
Tom OrrHOST
19:31
And, you know, assuming Caldwell is a little more of a natural spot and he's not playing outside corners, playing sort of more of a safety spot, but it's still, you know, that it's, that's not something you do because it's like, this is the first choice.
Tom OrrHOST
19:44
It's Terry Moore.
Tom OrrHOST
19:45
Didn't, you know, wasn't exactly what they expected they were getting.
Seth ShanerHOST
6:47
The freshman coming out of high school that you never would have thought.
Seth ShanerHOST
6:50
I mean, I don't think Ohio State even had that in their plans because they had Terry Moore starting on defense with actually Earl Little Jr. playing way out of position at slot corner in the spring.
Seth ShanerHOST
7:02
That's what they thought they were going to do.
Seth ShanerHOST
7:05
I don't want to blame Simeon Caldwell because Simeon Caldwell, the other freshman that got put in there, he's more of a, maybe cover a tight end guy, but he's more of a linebacker-type safety than he is a cover safety.
Willy GibsonHOST
9:24
I mean, his record goes without saying.
Willy GibsonHOST
9:26
I'm not being critical, but maybe I am.
Willy GibsonHOST
9:30
Terry Moore, you mentioned.
Willy GibsonHOST
9:33
Dominic DiMarco, a young man from Georgia.
RyanHOST
9:50
Mostly the guys they have in the defensive back room, Leroy Roker's out, right? So that sucks.
RyanHOST
9:56
Terry Moore, I don't know if he's physically capable of playing football anymore because we've barely seen him all year.
RyanHOST
10:01
I do think I would have much rather had Terry Moore out there if he is at all healthy.
RyanHOST
10:05
And he wasn't on the injury report, so I have to assume he is because...
RyanHOST
10:08
Even if he's limited now, at least he'd be in the right spot.
RyanHOST
10:11
At least Terry Moore, a veteran of college football who was a great player at Duke, would probably be in the right spot.
RyanHOST
10:16
But it's hard to separate the failures of this game from their approach to this because the truth about Ryan Day and the Ohio State program is there is not a single program in the country that would not trade their resources and the opportunity they have in front of them for what Ryan Day has
KevinHOST
10:30
been handed at Ohio State.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
12:03
But, I mean, the Jay Timmons of it all and the Dom Kelly is one part of it.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
12:08
The other part of it is Terry Moore.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
12:10
Like if you go just look at the transfers that Ohio State brought in in the secondary – you really had high hopes for Terry Moore and Earl Little.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
12:18
And Earl's been great and been everything Ohio State expected, but you're not getting any of the contribution you thought out of two guys that played pretty high-level football both at Georgia and then – or Terry Moore is a borderline second-team All-American when he was at Duke and healthy.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
12:33
So the Buckeyes are in a bit of a pinch there in the secondary.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
12:37
They are.
Austin WardHOST
9:39
I think there's other...
Austin WardHOST
9:40
Other scenarios that could play out if you were missing Kenyatta Jackson or he was not at full strength where that's really not the case for Jay Timmons because some of the depth that we thought was going to be there, a Terry Moore because of performance not really meeting that standard or Leroy Roker because of the injury that's lingered for him for the last several weeks.
Austin WardHOST
10:00
There aren't a ton of other options available in the secondary.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
10:03
No, and I think this week is one of those weeks where if you're Ohio State, you really wish USC had found a way to lose to Penn State or to Washington because they'd be out of the playoff and the castle around Lincoln Riley would be crumbling even more than it already is.
Kris DrewHOST
41:53
It's
Zach SmithHOST
41:54
just wild because it feels like the defensive staff swung and missed on three players, right? Who you got? I mean, Terry Moore's been beat out by Simeon Caldwell, a true freshman.
Zach SmithHOST
42:03
Dominic Kelly and Cam Calhoun don't really play, and when they do, it doesn't look great.
Zach SmithHOST
42:07
I mean, that's three transfer swing and misses.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
49:35
So I would say the same thing about the offensive line, the running backs, the tight ends, the receivers of like, if there's a guy that they invested in to feel like he's going to, he's going to be this role for us and he's not that, then you, you, you know, raise your eyebrows a little bit.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
49:52
I like Terry Moore.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
49:53
They went out and got him in the portal.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
49:54
And a lot of us thought that he was going to be a starting safety for his team.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
50:15
Something happened to Julian saying this year and something happened to Julian saying this year.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
50:18
And that doesn't seem to be the route that they're going to take.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
50:21
And again, in the same way, the Jay Timmons, Terry Moore thing, like An odd to Luke Fahey because he put himself in a spot where I think they believe they can win games with him.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
50:32
But also, like, thank God Luke Fahey seems to be ready to go to some extent as a freshman because then what? What if Luke was just a three-star freshman who's not ready to play right now? Like, what would be the plan?
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
21:30
So you went away from that and did what maybe we thought you would be doing back in the spring, and that's putting Jalin McLean closer to the line of scrimmage, maybe using him in the box more, maybe doing s- some of the stuff they're doing with Earl Little in the early downs where he's doing some of the Kaleb Down stuff.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
21:46
We maybe thought Jalin McLean would get a chance to do more of that, but that's also back when we thought Terry Moore would be their starting free safety.
Stephen MeansHOST
21:54
Right.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
21:54
And so as a result of Terry Moore not being the starting free safety and Jay Timmons essentially being their nickel and Earl Little not really being their nickel and more just being like their box safety, Jalin McLean's just kind of been stuck 12 yards away from the ball most of the time.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
22:09
And so I think when we're having conversations about who the best players are, as good, as great as Jalin McLean has been, there was a time when we felt like, man, Ohio State's best defensive players are all 10-plus yards away from the ball.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
22:24
They're just not always in the mix because of the positions they play, and so Matt Patricia saw an opportunity to flip that and go, "We're gonna turn Jalin McLean into a playmaker in this situation versus just using him as a security b- blanket." And in both situations it worked out.
Riley BurnettHOST
61:37
Simmons, right? Yeah, well, he didn't play like any in the fourth.
Garrison GaddyHOST
61:42
Where's Terry Moore?
Riley BurnettHOST
61:45
I told you Terry Moore wasn't going to play
Garrison GaddyHOST
61:49
this year.
Garrison GaddyHOST
61:50
So, bro, if our – this is the last thing I'm going to say about this, and you guys go ahead.
Zach SmithHOST
49:07
Go cover that shitty slot they have with fucking whoever.
PatPANELIST
49:11
Dude, like we brought in Terry Moore, who is virtually unplayable.
Kris DrewHOST
49:14
Yeah.
PatPANELIST
49:14
Dominic Kelly from Georgia, virtually unplayable.

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