[IlliniM1ke]

Quote: Originally Posted by OSUFan_88

Very much disagree that going with Hoyer was the right move. Hoyer did get them to the 7-5 point, but the Hoyer at the beginning of the season has been long lost, replaced with his diabolical twin brother who cannot hit open receivers and is turning the ball over.

The mistake wasn't starting Hoyer, the mistake was being unwilling to make a change once he proved he didn't have it. Pettine should've pulled him anytime between the 2nd and 4th quarter and we have a shot at not blowing the game.

Sticking with Hoyer was the mistake, starting him was perfectly fine, he took us to 7-5 give him a shot to pull out of the funk, he didn't do it and should have been pulled.