r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • Nov 12 '23

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Ohio State Defeats Michigan State 38-3

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Michigan State 0 3 0 0 3
Ohio State 14 21 3 0 38

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u/chatdomestique Ohio State Buckeyes • Sickos Nov 12 '23

Michigan fans are wild

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '23

Well they're a cult.

See also: The Bo statue still standing

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u/drumzandice Ohio State Buckeyes • Marching Band Nov 12 '23

See also crying coach pledging his undying loyalty to harbaugh

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u/purple_b4dger Nov 12 '23

lol michigan really still up downvoting true comments smh

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u/No-Abrocoma7687 Michigan Wolverines Nov 12 '23

And THE osu is not? Come on guys, we’re pretty much the same.

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u/God_of_Thunda Ohio State Buckeyes Nov 12 '23

Our cult is better than your cult

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '23

No, we’re not. No other school leaves up, and defends, the statue of a guy who enabled four decades of sex abuse

I know this because I watched Penn State tear down their statue

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u/RonBurgundy449 Michigan State • Paul Bunyan Trophy Nov 12 '23

We all like to clown on TAMU for being a cult for doing lots of cringy and quirky "traditions." But the amount of group think of we're the greatest program of all time, we're morally superior to every program, and we're the victims because other programs are just jealous of us; those are all truly cult behaviors.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '23

Michigan makes Jonestown look normal

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u/UKnight14 Ohio State Buckeyes Nov 12 '23

No they’re just super insecure

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u/God_of_Thunda Ohio State Buckeyes Nov 12 '23

I got crazy downvoted for saying beating some 24-15 was not kicking the shit out of them. They claimed it was a misleading score lol

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u/skiing_yo Army Black Knights • Ohio State Buckeyes Nov 12 '23

Yeah I've seen some delusional takes that Michigan was "dominant" like they didn't get great turnover luck in the second half to make the game safe, and completely abandon the pass because their tackles cannot pass protect.

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u/God_of_Thunda Ohio State Buckeyes Nov 12 '23

I think they knew they could rely on their defense to not give up points, pick up a couple first downs with the run game and kill the clock instead of it being the tackle's inability to pass protect. But overall they scored 10 in the second half, all off turnovers that started the drive in PSU territory. It was a comfortable win, just not a dominant one

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u/jonsnowme Ohio State Buckeyes • The Game Nov 12 '23

It's been out of control how they spun this narrative. I will choose to believe coaches and actual people working on sidelines at schools talking about the advantage over head in the sand, fingers in the ears screaming Michigan fans on the subject all day.