Credit: Marcus Hartman
Credit: Marcus Hartman
Is that exactly a fair comparison? Maybe not, but it’s amusing enough to share.
Besides, that was always the wrong question.
Ohio State’s offense was objectively bad against Oklahoma (and before that Clemson and Michigan and Michigan State...) because of terrible flaws in how the Buckeyes were attacking teams.
Against Army, the Buckeyes didn’t just do what they had been doing in previous weeks and see it work because the Black Knights aren’t as talented.
They sowed the seeds of schematic change that were harvested Saturday. Ohio State scored more points and gained almost as many yards against the Nittany Lions as it did against Army
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