Urban Meyer has come to Ohio State and integrated the thing he knows the most about—winning. The former Florida guru will help lead this new-look Buckeyes team to an undefeated season, even though they are not eligible for postseason play in 2012.
At the center of this new-found success is QB Braxton Miller, the sophomore dual-threat passer/runner that’s making folks forget all about fellow Big Ten counterpart Denard Robinson.
Miller is running this offense with ease right now, and he’s doing something Robinson’s never really mastered during his time at Michigan.
He’s avoiding turnovers, and more importantly, winning ballgames.
It’s that ability that’s set Miller apart from the rest of the Big Ten right now, that and his ability to run for 100 yards and a touchdown virtually in his sleep.
The sophomore QB has entered the Heisman race with his strong early season play, and the 6-0 start for the Buckeyes has helped legitimize his campaign. No doubt Geno Smith and the West Virginia…
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