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colobobcat66
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Posted: 12/14/2021 6:55 PM
I’ve been holding my breath about this for weeks, but it finally is official.!Isiah Cox is in the transfer portal. What a loss, he’s been really fun to watch. I wish him well wherever he lands.
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Posted: 12/14/2021 7:55 PM
For some reason I already assumed he was going to graduate and move on so I guess I'm not too sad/upset. Will need some others to step with this year big time.
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Posted: 12/14/2021 7:55 PM
I hope he find a good place, he did a lot at Ohio. He will definitely be hard to replace.
Nobody despises to lose more than I do. That's got me into trouble over the years, but it also made a man of mediocre ability into a pretty good coach. Woody Hayes
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Posted: 12/14/2021 10:37 PM
allen wrote:expand_more
I hope he find a good place, he did a lot at Ohio. He will definitely be hard to replace.
The WR position is really thin now. He was really the only playmaker left at WR. I don't blame him for leaving. I think he can catch on with a P5 team and contribute.

My question is why are all the WRs leaving? Hooks, Buckner and Cox were all contributors. I know Buckner less so, but he is not going to end up at a better program.
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Posted: 12/15/2021 9:30 AM
BryanHall wrote:expand_more
I hope he find a good place, he did a lot at Ohio. He will definitely be hard to replace.
The WR position is really thin now. He was really the only playmaker left at WR. I don't blame him for leaving. I think he can catch on with a P5 team and contribute.

My question is why are all the WRs leaving? Hooks, Buckner and Cox were all contributors. I know Buckner less so, but he is not going to end up at a better program.
Maybe for a team with a QB?
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Posted: 12/15/2021 9:55 AM
BillyTheCat wrote:expand_more
I hope he find a good place, he did a lot at Ohio. He will definitely be hard to replace.
The WR position is really thin now. He was really the only playmaker left at WR. I don't blame him for leaving. I think he can catch on with a P5 team and contribute.

My question is why are all the WRs leaving? Hooks, Buckner and Cox were all contributors. I know Buckner less so, but he is not going to end up at a better program.
Maybe for a team with a QB?
Or at least to a team that isn't so run oriented. Of our 734 plays from scrimmage this past season, just about 60% (434) were running plays. Although a primary reason for that was Armani being a running QB, it's also because the coaching staff still has a run-first philosophy. And too often it's UTM instead of something that gets the wideouts involved. Even with Kurtis at the helm next season, don't expect the philosophy to change much.
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Posted: 12/15/2021 4:14 PM
Pataskala wrote:expand_more
I hope he find a good place, he did a lot at Ohio. He will definitely be hard to replace.
The WR position is really thin now. He was really the only playmaker left at WR. I don't blame him for leaving. I think he can catch on with a P5 team and contribute.

My question is why are all the WRs leaving? Hooks, Buckner and Cox were all contributors. I know Buckner less so, but he is not going to end up at a better program.
Maybe for a team with a QB?
Or at least to a team that isn't so run oriented. Of our 734 plays from scrimmage this past season, just about 60% (434) were running plays. Although a primary reason for that was Armani being a running QB, it's also because the coaching staff still has a run-first philosophy. And too often it's UTM instead of something that gets the wideouts involved. Even with Kurtis at the helm next season, don't expect the philosophy to change much.
I agree with this take. In 2020, the offense chugged along in the three games with a run-oriented attack. Hooks transferred to an FCS team despite being a starter. WRs likely want to see some passes come their way. It is not going to happen with this coaching staff.
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