Everyone will be focused on Braxton Miller and what type of progression and/or transformations he’s made in Urban Meyer’s offense, but there is a lot more to learn from the Ohio State spring game than just that.
The new coach has his work cut out for him, as the Buckeyes enter a bowl-banned season, but he’s made his presence felt since day one on campus and there is absolutely no reason to doubt him.
In fact, he’s already pumping up the expectations despite no potential for postseason play.
Here’s a look at some things to focus on other than Braxton Miller and Urban Meyer.
Expectations/Crowd
As stated earlier, Meyer has done some work already on boosting the typical sky-high expectations of Buckeyes nation.
In fact, he was quoted by Doug Harris of the Springfield Sun News saying:
I hope we fill it. Wouldn’t that be fun? It’s what you expect from Ohio State. You had about 100,000 for one spring game (actually 95,722 in 2009). I just hope the weather is nice and they…
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