I am no stranger to bad football, and, given site metrics on our usual audience, you likely aren't either. We watched for years as Jim Tressel's teams frequently underwhelmed against inferior opponents, but in more of a "funeral dirge played on a kazoo" kind of way, instead of the more baffling but entertaining "cute lil' snail powerbombs a grizzly into a 10000 gallon aquarium" screw-ups of the Urban Meyer years.
And to be clear: Tresselball (the practice of valuing field position over points and leaning on your defense to make a three point lead feel like a three touchdown lead while staring directly into the sun), even though it was almost always successful, could be pretty excruciating to sit through.