Sonny Styles and Lorenzo Styles Jr. are nearing the completion of a successful family legacy at Ohio State. And they made good on important choices along the way to do it.
Western Michigan was no match for Ohio State on Thursday night. The Buckeyes did just about whatever they wanted on both ends of the floor. Jeff Gilbert writes for Press Pros....
Starting with Saturday’s win over UCLA, more was required for players to earn a champion grade. And the offensive line responded, the running backs responded and the rest of the team played like it always does.
Ohio State and Bruce Thornton (above) played from behind most of the afternoon, but Christoph Tilly’s late basket made the difference in a one-point victory, the kind the Buckeyes often lost a year ago.
Ohio State started well, easily overcame the absence of Carnell Tate and a short day for Jeremiah Smith, ran the football effectively and, of course, shut down the Bruins’ offense.
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