Name: FOX Sports’ Joel Klatt Talks Ohio State-Michigan & More with Rich Eisen | Full Interview | 11/27/19
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My voice just brings the depressing or over Well, you know what?

I know it's not like Oprah and Kramer, where I just go into all sorts of shock, just hearing a voice.

But look, hey, you called Michigan Michigan State, and that worked out pretty darn well for me.

So maybe maybe we've turned a corner here.

But let's talk reality and exes and oh's because the Ohio State comes in with Chase Young and Justin Fields and Dobbins and no Lava, and they come in as the number one overall team in the college football playoff.

Do you think let's start with that is, that's a proper ranking for Ohio State.

Um, I when you look at their overall body of work, their ability to dominate rich, they're number one in scoring offense and defense in the country.

They've also got the number one point differential.

They have the three ranked winds That is exactly like L s u L l s u has a better road winds.

And you would say their resume might be a little bit better.

They have a clear what I would call weakness, which is their defense, which is in the forties, when you're talking about scoring and total defense.

I I think this committee of the versions of committees that we've had over the years, I think this one is is the best that I've seen.

I think it's gonna be really interesting here.

Moving forward, so moving forward. 00:01:50.580 --> 00:02:0.980  Obviously, this game that you're calling with guts can affect so much in the rankings and so much, obviously for the Big 10 and getting a team into the college football playoff. 00:02:1.660 --> 00:02:3.420  So let's let's start breaking this down. 00:02:3.720 --> 00:02:5.400  Uh, Chase Young. 00:02:5.410 --> 00:02:12.200  You kept commenting over and over again how Penn State blocked him in single with just one guy.

If if at all, Do you think Michigan is going to take the same approach?

No, I don't think So I think I think Jim Harbaugh is far too sophisticated with his history in this game.

Um, I think Josh Gaddis is too smart for that.

I think you're gonna see a combination of two things.

One, you're going to see the line slide towards Chase Young with a chip, and you're also going to see the ball out quickly.

Um, that's one of the reasons why they went to this offense.

This speed in space offense with Josh Gattis is the first time play caller and offensive coordinator was to try to throw the football and control the game with the short passing game.

So they didn't have to just sit there and be bullies and run the ball out of big sets like they have in previous years. 00:02:58.800 --> 00:03:5.950  Um, chases, I gotta tell you, and I can't wait to talk about this in Vegas when we all get there for the draft, right? 00:03:6.440 --> 00:03:12.100  He's as good as I've seen, Man, I gotta tell you, and I saw in Dom consume and covered in dominant suit.

But a dominant Sue is not nearly as productive or dominant of a player as Chase Young, is he?

He's got this combination of like of very bonds and a guy like like Lawrence Taylor, you know, in the sense that every time you felt like the Giants needed a big play, if if there was a big play to be made in a game third down, they need someone to put pressure on the quarterback.

And then he's like bombs in the sense rich, that Berry when he hit 73 home runs, you know, he also set the record that year for single season walks.

He would get like, two strikes a week, and he would hit him both out of the park, right? 00:03:59.280 --> 00:04:0.160  So cheese. 00:04:0.230 --> 00:04:5.540  When he gets one on one, he like he gets, it's just it's clockwork. 00:04:5.540 --> 00:04:17.340  I'm sitting up in the booth and I see these formations play out, and I'm like, Hey, I'm in here comes there's gonna be a sack And it's like Bonds getting a fastball on a to account on a random Tuesday in July.

He's gonna hit it out of the park and then I go.

I remember watching Wisconsin attempt to just let him come in and throw over him for a screen or a quick play.

Yeah, I know you've got that ability to hit, hit a button or use a style.

It is a stylist and and identify him through a graphic you don't need.

I mean, I even made a failed comic book reference.

The nerds in the nursery were very upset with me. 00:04:59.740 --> 00:05:1.230  That's what happened. 00:05:1.230 --> 00:05:6.220  I said he was Superman, and the rest of the defense was the Avengers, like Superman and the Avengers. 00:05:6.220 --> 00:05:11.550  And everyone's like those comic book heroes don't fight together.

I'm like I First of all, I didn't know that.

Second of all, if you're really upset, that's your problem.

So I will say before the eight minute mark of the first quarter, Superman and the adventures again this week on national television to go for I guess I guess that's your kryptonite.

If you will that you don't know that Those facts off the top your head, man.

You know, in a way, obviously, this game.

This game is brought to you by the number two Chase.

The Michigan offense is is remarkably clicking, just like Jim Harbaugh said at halftime of that Penn State loss.

That our finest hour is about to hit and he is correct. 00:05:55.170 --> 00:06:0.980  How does this offense match up with the rest of I guess the Avengers, if you will. 00:06:0.980 --> 00:06:2.430  For for the Ohio State. 00:06:3.190 --> 00:06:6.440  Joe, Listen, I appreciate you run with this with me. 00:06:6.450 --> 00:06:16.110  Um, I think it actually matches up really well, Um, there's a couple of things that that I think Ohio State does better than anybody on defense.

The other is that they have this ability to put three corners on the field.

Excuse me, Jeff Fukuda and Damon Arnett, who, by the way, all might be first early second round picks of Could've probably go in the top 10.

They're really remarkable cover players and so they can take away Ah, lot of what you do in the past game.

But the problem is is that they're not overly tall.

And Michigan has these 34 guys that they can put out there, a wide receiver that air a matchup nightmare.

And so they're gonna force Ohio State to spread out.

And that's not necessarily what Ohio State wants to do, which is walk those linebackers out. 00:06:58.610 --> 00:07:0.260  A guy like Pete Warner, number 20. 00:07:0.260 --> 00:07:1.260  Watch out for him. 00:07:1.520 --> 00:07:6.650  They run a very NFL style of defense that the single high safety was named Jordan Fuller. 00:07:6.650 --> 00:07:7.520  Number four. 00:07:7.760 --> 00:07:9.470  It looks a lot like the Seahawks. 00:07:9.480 --> 00:07:14.950  This is a very Seahawks legion of doom, boom, excuse me, type of type of deal.

And yet Michigan has, at least in my estimation, the type of personnel that can threaten them because they can.

They can spread everything out, try to run the football that way, slow down the pass rush.

They've been doing that with Hassan Haskins and Zach Chardonnay and then ultimately try to control the game with short passing game.

And if they can do that, they'll neutralize the rush of Chase young, and then they can potentially get those.

He's frustrated and and maybe allow for a shot later with those tall white.

Well, last year's game, the offense was thoroughly inefficient.

Kept getting three and out and putting it's defense back out there. 00:07:52.690 --> 00:08:8.070  And Don Brown's defense got sliced up, crossing, routed to death and And, you know, and the guy who came up with that game plan is now the head coach with Justin Fields at the top of his game and a Heisman groove. 00:08:8.110 --> 00:08:10.590  How how will it be different this time?

When Justin Fields gets out against the Michigan defense, this time about Joe?

Well, Justin does not throw the ball nearly as well.

And I would argue, if you're a Michigan van, if you're if you're you rich right?

I would argue that that it wasn't necessarily Ryan Day or that killed you over the last couple of years or necessarily the game plan.

I could make a really strong argument that Don Brown's kryptonite was actually doing Haskins.

When Don Brown came to Michigan, he was giving up just over a point.

A drive okay, point per possession to Ohio State when J.

Barrett was the quarterback they lost in overtime. 00:08:59.130 --> 00:09:2.850  Then they had the lead in 2017 late into the third quarter. 00:09:2.850 --> 00:09:5.150  And I thought it was over when the backup came in. 00:09:5.150 --> 00:09:10.790  Yes, yes, and then from Maryland, jogs out onto the field.

Did you know from that point until the end of the game in 2018 Dwayne Haskins was averaging over for points of possession with Ohio State against John Brown?

So you could make a strong argument that it was the passing ability, the pocket presence, the ability to distribute the ball from the pocket that Dwayne Haskins had.

And now you're going back to what I would deem is more of a J.

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