Ohio State capped its spring practice with an offensively challenged spring game that featured just 447 total yards and 24 combined points—both of which fell short of Ohio State’s offensive averages during the 2013 season.
According to Martin Rickman of Sports Illustrated, those uninspiring numbers don’t concern Urban Meyer much.
“’I’m not trying to evaluate an offense because who cares?” Meyer said.
That’s because offense hasn’t been an issue for the Buckeyes under Meyer. The issue has been their defense—particularly the pass defense—which ultimately cost Ohio State a shot at the national title in 2013.
Meyer is hoping to refocus his team for another title run this season.
Some players and units stepped up and had a great spring. Others didn’t. Here are the winners and losers from Ohio State’s spring ball.
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