RPS watchers never fear: this is the last play of the day that Gattis spends in the net negative. Keegan(+1) buries the kickout, Schoonmaker(+0.5) turns out the LB Stueber missed and Haskins(+0.5) runs through the safety to get 3 yards out of it. Also OSU is walking down a safety at this (RPS-1. Couple of issues as Stueber(-1) didn't seal a LB who blitzed inside then popped outside of him. All got the most important snaps but was still a little lame and Schoonmaker closed it out with Honigford and two Selzer snaps. Line was Hayes-Keegan-Vastardis-Zinter-Stueber the whole way (no Filiaga). Substitution Notes: Trueblueintexas had the snap counts. The number after is how many safeties they left high, e.g.

As you can see in the same clip, Ohio State broke out a Bear front that I called Hurricane in the charting. Capital letters in the formations refer to skill positions: R=RB or tailback, S=superback (2nd RB), Y=inline TE, F=off-line TE, X=split end (WR on weak side), Z=flanker (WR on strong side), H=Slot.įormation Notes: Michigan spent much of its day in Gun Wk Z Tight, which is just Twins but a WR tight to the line instead of a tight end, then mostly ran to the backside of this. It might be more than one or an odd number, in which case the higher one goes first, so if you see something like “Wilson(+3croute) that means Wilson got a +2 for a difficult catch and +1 for running a good route. p=pass pro, y=YAC, c=catch, b=block for RBs, and route=route. Label Notes: Reminder that I’m combining all scores (except QB) in the charting.

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