Ryan Day likes the efficiency of the Buckeyes’ rushing attack led by freshman Bo Jackson. But he and the blockers aren’t giving up on the possibility that some breakaway runs are coming.
Ryan Day isn’t happy that the transfer portal is confined to early January when the Buckeyes expect to always be competing in the playoffs. But, as he has done with other changes, expect him and his staff to find a way to minimize, if not eliminate, the damage.
The defense (above) had reason to celebrate, and Ohio State didn't play its cleanest or most inspiring game Saturday in the Central Time Zone. But Ryan Day will always take a win at a ranked Big Ten opponent. Jeff Gilbert writes for Press Pros.
On the eve of playing 17th-ranked Illinois this week on the road, Ryan Day was fully focused on the one goal Tuesday that dictates his team's preparation...efficiency.
Ohio State's offense answered red-zone and long passing game questions, and the Buckeyes strengthened their hold on No. 1 in what will be remembered as the Carnell Tate Game.
