It would be a stretch to say that the Ohio State football season doesn’t begin until the Buckeyes travel to East Lansing to face Michigan State on September 29.
It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that Ohio State should comfortably be sitting at 4-0 when it does, however.
While I don’t think the Buckeyes will win the Big Ten in Urban Meyer’s first year on the job, there is no reason to expect this talented roster will fail to handle UCF, California or UAB either. Miami of Ohio might not be the most accurate litmus test for how strong this Ohio State team is, but beating it 56-10 certainly showcased what the Buckeyes are capable of.
Namely, that the offense should be explosive this season.
Everything starts and ends with quarterback Braxton Miller this season, in my opinion, and he was spectacular on Saturday, rushing for 161 yards and a touchdown and finishing the day 14-24 in the air with 207 yards and another two touchdowns.
Most importantly?
He didn’t turn the ball over once. The…
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