Agree.  We go from good to great if our d-line can stay strong against the run and get some qb pressure.

We didn't get enough penetration at the line on defense in the bowl game.  D-tackle play is critical.

A couple of thoughts...

LB - We should be great on the outside. Keith Moore has looked terrific in the last half of the season and plays with some serious intensity and speed. With Woosley and Lewis that should be enough. But wait!! There's more!!! Don't sleep on AJ Grady. He should see the field more next season and certainly should be the starter after Woosley and Lewis split. Also, I expect to see Jovon Johnson contribute next year as well.

But the big question-mark is inside. Who will replace Keller?! I honestly have no idea since we've seen very little of Stefanski and obviously Russell has yet to see the field.

The D line is set but still lacks a legitimate pass rushing threat as mentioned above. Lets hope one of the younger guys named earlier can fill that role. That said, Tremayne Scott has developed into a pretty solid player on the end and by next year Carl and Neal should be back to 100%.

My only real concern is at WR. Foster is the obvious choice as the go-to-guy, but who will step in as the second or third option? Will Bussey finally live up to expectations? Perhaps Dovell or Landon Smith? Or maybe the highly rated, true frosh Chris Murray immediately becomes a factor.

One more thing, what are we going to do about a backup quarterback? If T2 goes down could Vick actually lead the offense? It would really be a shame if we couldn't red shirt Greg Windham next year. Even if we decide to bring in one more QB, perhaps a JUCO, would a decent player be willing to come here and potentially sit on the bench for two years? Now that our quarterbacks don't seem comfortable waiting their turn, things have gotten very tricky.

I'm still waiting on this guy to show up..FILM on the bottom of the page.

http://www.reelathletics.net/recruits/men-recruits/football/past-football-recruits/150-stephane-ngoumou

In response to replacing Noah Keller, it appears that Ben Russell is comparable to Noah in terms of his accomplishments in high school, size, skill and leadership.  Having glanced at multiple sources it appears in addition to most MAC Schools, Ben was also offered by Minnesota and the Air Force Academy.

Hopefully with the redshirt year, Ben has had an opportunity to learn the system and the other intangibles to playing college football.  Knowing Noah's leadership, I am sure he spent a great deal of time communicating schemes to Ben and other linebackers.  I am glad we were able to save his redshirt and that discipline by Solich bodes well for his intent to continue to coach for several more years.

http://www.ohiobobcats.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/russell_ben00.html

http://rivals.yahoo.com/footballrecruiting/football/recruiting/player-Ben-Russell-100198;_ylt=ApMCCUCDJDdZwxYcFmD6iMZDPZB4

He really appears to be solid in terms of his pursuit angles in his film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJLjXg10T7A

I don't understand this talk of maybe picking up a JUCO QB, why would any JUCO QB who only has two years left of eligibility come here when T2 is basically set in stone as the QB for the next two years if all goes well?

I know the official website has Jerry Gross listed as a senior, but if you read his high school bio and time at Ohio, it seems like he would have one more year?

http://www.ohiobobcats.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/gross_jerry00.html

He graduated from HS in 2007, so his 5 years are up. I think he played at Georgia Military College in 2007 and 2008, redshirted in 2009 and than played at Ohio 2010 and 2011.

So Georgia Military College is a college vs. Hargrave or Fork Union being an Academy which does not count against eligibility?

Yes, it's a beautiful little campus in Milledgeville, the civil war era capital of Georgia.  The main administration building on the campus was the capitol building.  Uncle Billy Sherman, honorary Ohio alumnus, paid them a visit in 1864.  Despite what you might have heard, all the antebellum homes in this quaint old city are still standing, as is true in most the of communities along the line of The March in Georgia, as distinct from what happened in South Carolina.  WTS was the stepson of Thomas Ewing, one of Ohio's first graduates, hence the honorary alumnus status. 

T squared......Vick.......verbal Greg Windham......and maybe Jeff McKinney.

Haha....good stuff.