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Argumentative Essay: Should Ohio State Be Number One?

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“Ohio State should not be number one because, they have not been playing up to their potential.”

“On paper they have the number one offense and defense in the nation.”

“Ohio State has also not played a top 25 team yet this season.”

“You are right, if they keep playing the way they have played the last five games all bets are off for how they will play against a ranked team.”

“Do you think their level of play reflects the opponents they have played to date?”

“No, I think there are too many players at various positions that are not playing up to their potential. Let’s talk about the Quarterback situation?”

“I think Coach Meyer should bench Cardale Jones and go with JT Barrett.”

“I agree JT Barrett earned the starting Quarterback spot last …show more content…

Let’s discuss Ezekiel Elliot?”

“Ezekiel Elliott needs to run the routes that made him so successful last year, when he goes to the outside the defenses are ready and at times this results in negative gains.”

“However when the offensive line clears the path straight up the middle he can turn the jets on. This was proven in the three touchdowns he had this week.”

“So maybe it’s not necessary Ezekiel Elliott’s play but the play of the offensive line?”

“I think there have been several times where there is miscommunication amongst the offensive line?”

“I agree, that the offensive line is not as good this year even with the eight starters that returned, and miscommunication should not happen with that many starters from last year’s championship

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