How would the John Cooper era be remembered if David Brown had picked off Demetrius Brown in 1988?
If you could travel back in time equipped with all the knowledge you had acquired about the future, what would you do with it? Since this iswe're not focused on killing Baby Hitler, buying penny stocks that end up hitting or manufacturing the courage to ask Ashley out back when you still had a shot. You irredeemable coward.
All six were exceptional college football players that had chosen Ohio State, which in 1974 was the same attractive destination for guys like that that it is today. OSU's quality football reputation was first established over the course of 24 fateful games completed 55 years earlier. Prior to that four year stretch, it was essentially a club team with big dreams.
Each of those moments led to six Buckeyes - who played their home games in a riverside cathedral that otherwise might never have been built - spending an April afternoon in Union Cemetery carrying the body of the man responsible for it. Time Squad, we're not touching that one.TIME SQUAD VOL.2 | MEND OF AN ERAon one of the most thrilling afternoons in Ohio Stadium history...and painful rebuilding. His Buckeyes finished 4-6-1, and it was clear he had a lot of work to do.
John Kolesar, arguably the greatest Michigan nemesis of the decade, took the Wolverines 100 yards in two plays. He returned Ohio State's kickoff 59 yards, and then was on the receiving end of a 41-yard toss from Demetrius Brown. As had been the case in 1987, this ball floated. It was a damn kite.
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