Ryan Day makes Saturday's practice and scrimmage about winners and losers. And if keeping score now keeps going the way he wants, winning when it matters just might follow. Jeff Gilbert writes for Press Pros Magazine.com.

Too much of one, too little of the other...Indiana's Matt Ellis (background) watches his three-run home go up on the scoreboard behind Buckeyes pitcher Nolan Clegg, the dramatic blow in Indiana capturing the first game of Sunday's double-header, and the weekend series from the Buckeyes.

In horrible conditions, the Buckeyes squandered a 6-0 first inning lead...didn't score again...watched fly balls become home runs in a gale wind...and watched Indiana score two unanswered touchdowns in a 14-6 Big Ten opening loss.

Steady rain in central Indiana has postponed the Big Ten opener for the Buckeyes and Indiana, and they'll try to play one Saturday and two Sunday to complete the three-game series. Where do the Buckeyes and Hoosiers rank at the one-third mark of the season? Read our rainout preview of the weekend.

Last year Jack Sawyer was a square-pegged defensive end in the round hole defensive coordinator Jim Knowles calls the Jack. The experiment didn't work and Knowles still doesn't have a Jack, but the guy named Jack is ready to team up with J.T. Tuimoloau to be what the Buckeyes hope will be a dominant pair of ends. Jeff Gilbert writes for Friday Press Pros from Buckeyes spring practice.