Does ohio st. stand a chance against mighty USC?

Question

Nope, USC should win by 30 points.

Beanie Wells injury is not an excuse. USC has 7 great running backs so if McKnight or Gable go down, it won't matter. The Trojans will stomp them out.

Answer 1

No way...

Answer 2

Too bad neither one of them can hang with the SEC.  Too scared.  Ohio St. has been forced to play the mighty SEC the past 2 years and we see how that ended.  It's your turn USC.

Answer 3

Wells injury ill play a big effect on how Ohio State game plan goes. They do have other weapons that they could go too but what we saw from USC defense was alittle more than any expected. They were suppose to be just good, not that good. The held Virginia to 187 total yds and only 7 points to show for it. Ohio State i know isnt Virginia but even Virginia expected to score more than that

Answer 4

ohio state is gonna murder usc by 30 or more

Answer 5

I think it will be close, with or without Wells.  Unfortunately for USC it takes much more than 7 running backs to win a game.  Ohio State has more depth, and will be more cohesive by game time.  This week off is going to hurt USC, especially this early in the season.  Regardless of how talented a team you have, you still need to play a real game together simply for timing factor.  

Answer 6

usc are more overrated than peanuts and nuts,it doesn't even matter about chris wells they'll still kick some usc ***

Answer 7

Yes, THE OHIO STATE BUCKEYES have a great chance. As for Beanie Wells being hurt being an excuse, it might be. I think that putting your best against our best, The Buckeyes have a great chance. just because you are deeper at that position, it does not mean that losing Wells wont make a difference. 30 points ?I Don't think you can even score 30 points against our ''D''. See ya in 2 weeks, eating crow or whatever you eat in the OTHER MEXICO.

Answer 8

Hahahahah Mighty USC bull, god u r pathetic OSU will win by 2 TD

Answer 9

I agree with ROGER R, if you think that you will beat The Buckeyes by 30 points, you are smoking something from Mexico, the suburb of CAL. Are you willing to put money where your mouth is ? Go ahead and put your house or trailer on the line and bet giving up 30 points. A lot of folks across this nation would love to take The Buckeyes and 30 points.

Answer 10

No. Regardless of Wells' injury, OSU won't be able to stop USC's offense.

Answer 11

Ohio State have proved to be the team to beat for the past few years since Lienart/Bush/Jarrett era ended.  That's great for USC if they have 7 great running backs; unfortunately, the W is all it matters and Ohio State knows how to WIN.  

Answer 12

First off, you are right, Wells isn't an excuse. OSU has depth at running back as well, with the top player in florida a few years ago, and two of the top runningbacks in ohio over the last 2 years. USC's Oline impressed me last night. To the idiots above that says OSU never beats quality teams, they are 4-2 in BCS bowls, never playing a Hawaii or other scrub team, and as recent as 2006 beat the number 2 team in the country not once, but twice. Do some research.

Yes they have a chance, even with Wells sitting on the pine. OSU was playing 3/4 speed on saturday, so it's hard to say just how good they are. USC looked great against an overmatched Virginia team.

Answer 13

OSU will win by a close one

Answer 14

Ohio State is OVERRATED as always.  USC will kill-em'.  However, neither team would survive in the SEC without three or more losses every year.  Even USC's best years.

Answer 15

I dont think itll be that much of a blowout, but I do think that USC will win even if OSU has wells.

With Wells: USC 48 OSU 38

Without Wells: USC 48 OSU 24

Answer 16

Of course we can.

Maybe not by 30 points, but as long as we win - who gives a d**n!!

Answer 17

No OSU always struggles against proven opponents. They cruise through their schedule because they never play anyone and then when they do... well you know what happens.