On one hand, watching Ohio State's season implode was wonderful. All the quarterbacks in the world weren't enough to hide the absence of one good offensive coordinator (seriously, great coaches are so much more important than great players), while a coach as revered as Urban Meyer somehow couldn't diagnose his team's problems before fans were shouting them at the TV ("use your great players better, fergodsakes!!").
But on the other hand, Tim Beck and Ohio State robbed us of a rare opportunity to see so much talent unleashed on college competition. The explosive plays. The mature, hard-working players.