Differing Defenses Among CFP Contenders Ohio State stands out among the nation's top programs when it comes to slowing down opposing offenses. 28 Jul 2020 by Kyle Jones 16 Comments
A 2-TE Base Offense? Luke Farrell and Jeremy Ruckert may see plenty of playing time together, but it doesn't mean the Ohio State offense will be any less explosive. 13 Jul 2020 by Kyle Jones 31 Comments
Struggling to Create “Speed in Space” In his first year in charge, Josh Gattis' offense didn't perform quite as well as fans in Ann Arbor had hoped, but may have left a foundation to build upon. 06 Jul 2020 by Kyle Jones 37 Comments
Designing a Dominant Run D The Buckeyes' move to a three-deep defense didn't only affect OSU's pass coverage last fall. 22 Jun 2020 by Kyle Jones 23 Comments
Flashback to a 3OT Thriller Remember when Crag Krenzel outdueled a hall-of-fame NFL QB in triple overtime? 15 Jun 2020 by Kyle Jones 35 Comments
Proficiency Off Play-Action Both phases of the Buckeye offense benefited from taking shots downfield off play-action. 08 Jun 2020 by Kyle Jones 19 Comments
A Stiff Test in Sewell The 2019 Outland Trophy winner returns for another dominant season including a date with the Buckeyes' talented pass rush. 26 May 2020 by Kyle Jones 40 Comments
Betting on Talent Over Scheme By committing to 'vision & break' coverage, Ohio State's success on the field will be tied to its success on signing day more than ever before. 11 May 2020 by Kyle Jones 27 Comments
Ryan Day's Constant Opponent Both play-callers are so familiar with one another that the smallest edge can make a world of difference in late November. 04 May 2020 by Kyle Jones 69 Comments
Better NFL Prospects Than You Might Expect Third-year starting linebackers Tuf Borland and Pete Werner have already made a good case to hear their names get called in the 2021 NFL draft. 27 Apr 2020 by Kyle Jones 99 Comments
The Best Damn Guard in America? There's far more to playing on the offensive line than avoiding sacks and penalties. 06 Apr 2020 by Kyle Jones 32 Comments
The Architects of the '02 Defense Mark Dantonio's 2002 Buckeye playbook had far more in common with current Alabama game plans than you may suspect. 23 Mar 2020 by Kyle Jones 17 Comments
Young Still Made an Impact Despite failing to register a sack in Ohio State's final three games, the unanimous All-American's influence was felt in each. 16 Mar 2020 by Kyle Jones 15 Comments
Why “Vision-and-Break” Coverage While many programs opt for increasingly complex defensive systems, Ohio State found success with a fairly simple one last fall. 02 Mar 2020 by Kyle Jones 9 Comments
Becoming a Prolific Pocket Passer The adjustments may have been subtle, but Justin Fields found a new gear when his team needed him most last fall. 19 Feb 2020 by Kyle Jones 36 Comments
Learning From the League The Tennessee Titans ran a very different system than the one installed by Kerry Coombs' predecessor at Ohio State last season. 10 Feb 2020 by Kyle Jones 31 Comments
An Irreplaceable Route-Runner? K.J. Hill didn't become Ohio State's all-time leader in receptions by accident. 27 Jan 2020 by Kyle Jones 18 Comments
A Running Game Revamp? Master Teague III's skill set is far different than that of J.K. Dobbins, meaning Ohio State's running game may have a different look come the fall. 20 Jan 2020 by Kyle Jones 57 Comments
How OSU Rebuilt Its Defense in NFL Form Ryan Day had a plan to implement the style of defense he hated facing the most, which led to the hiring of Jeff Hafley one year ago. 13 Jan 2020 by Kyle Jones 27 Comments
"Just Keep Swinging" Subtle adjustments had a major impact, as the Buckeye defense looked unbeatable in the second half of the Big Ten title game. 09 Dec 2019 by Kyle Jones 55 Comments