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In fact, just from looking at the box score, OSU's one INT stands out, but otherwise it's hard to figure out how OSU managed to lose this game.   

It appears that OSU lost basically by ending up with FGs on four of their first five trips to the red zone and then missing a FG to tie at the end.

Meanwhile, Colorado scored a TD every time they got close.

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Meanwhile, I was going to post something vaguely similar - though without the defeatism flowing from teejers.
OSU certainly just played their best game of the year, not that the bar was high. Makes me wonder if the reaction indicates they hated Andersen or really loved him.
Their strength on offense matches our biggest weakness on defense - a power run game with a big strong back.
On the flip side, OSU's run defense has been credible but not their pass defense.

On the road, looking ahead to the Washington games, it could be tougher than it ought to be.

[CTcard]

In fact, just from looking at the box score, OSU's one INT stands out, but otherwise it's hard to figure out how OSU managed to lose this game.   

It appears that OSU lost basically by ending up with FGs on four of their first five trips to the red zone and then missing a FG to tie at the end.

Meanwhile, Colorado scored a TD every time they got close.

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Meanwhile, I was going to post something vaguely similar - though without the defeatism flowing from teejers.
OSU certainly just played their best game of the year, not that the bar was high. Makes me wonder if the reaction indicates they hated Andersen or really loved him.
Their strength on offense matches our biggest weakness on defense - a power run game with a big strong back.
On the flip side, OSU's run defense has been credible but not their pass defense.

On the road, looking ahead to the Washington games, it could be tougher than it ought to be.