On an off-weekend where reflection is all there is to write about, Ryan Day explains why tight end usage (former Buckeye Cade Stover, above) is on the rise for the Buckeyes: "We always try to stay a step ahead." Read Marcus Hartman in Sunday Press Pros.....
Ohio State stumbles in the red zone in the first half, but that problem is solved in the second with two Julian Sayin deep touchdown passes to the best pair of wide receivers in the nation. Columbus, OH – Sometimes a team must live with the uncomfortable fact that the first half is no more
The Buckeyes started fast with three touchdowns in the first 11 minutes, Julian Sayin was almost perfect (above), and there were plenty of numbers to keep track of as the anticipated blowout reached 70-0. Read Jeff Gilbert....
Opening day title defense a success...Matt Patricia’s debut as defensive coordinator couldn’t have gone better...new quarterback Julian Sayin kept his cool...and the fans enthusiastically embraced another noon game. Read Jeff Gilbert.....
History is not against this young Ohio State team achieving great things. But they must grow up fast at key positions, be resilient, execute at a high level and play for each other in the manner of last year's team. Read Jeff Gilbert's preview of opening Saturday.
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