They have television on computers now:
Beginner Level: Doug Flutie Preview
Intermediate Level: Anderson Russell
Advanced Level: Trev Alberts
OSU Run Offense v. Wisconsin: This section is going to sound like a broken record. With Pryor and Wells in the backfield the Buckeyes have one of the most explosive running games in the country. Essentially, this is the Wild Hog Offense being run with a quarterback. Pryor’s talent is that good.
So each week, the question simply becomes, “Can [insert Big Ten team] stop this rushing attack by making Ohio State one dimensional?” Let’s be honest, at this point, all Ohio State’s opponents defensive gameplans look like this:
1. Stop the run
2. Stop the run
3. Make Pryor pass
Even though talented defenses get to have such a single-minded focus, my enthusiasm for the 2/28 Offense will not be abated … even tonight in Madison.
Since we know what Ohio State is going to do, let’s look at what Wisconsin has done:
So far, their numbers are not great and they cannot say they have faced a great running team other than Michigan, and the Wolverines were struggling mightily prior to the game (and still rank 84th nationally in rushing).
And the numbers are not skewed because of one game:
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