Following last Saturday’s debacle in the desert, all Ohio State fans could agree on one thing: change was needed. After being shutout for the first time since 1993, the offensive woes which plagued Ohio State for the past two seasons were too obvious to ignore. For two days fans nervously speculated when, not if, Urban Meyer would pull the plug on Tim Beck & Ed Warinner as the team’s offensive brain trust, and who would take the reins on Ohio State’s once-potent scoring machine. Meyer could have conservatively hired an under-publicized up-and-comer, as he did with Tom Herman in 2012, and fans would have still largely viewed it as a win. Instead he swung for the fences by targeting former Indiana coach Kevin Wilson, executing his offensive makeover with aggression and precision in a way that Beck and Warinner’s attack seldom did the past two seasons. After leading Indiana to…
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