COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State, in the five years Urban Meyer has been at the helm, has been nothing short of a juggernaut on offense. Heck, the last four seasons of Buckeyes football have included the three highest-scoring seasons in the long and storied history of the program. So why does it feel like there is, and has been, so much panic in Columbus about the Buckeyes offense? According to Mike Weber, Meyer’s starting tailback, things may have gotten a touch predictable at Ohio Stadium. “Last year,” Weber said following this week’s Thursday morning practice. “I kind of felt we (were) a little predictable when it came to our play-calling.” You will not get an argument from any Ohio State fan that watched his/her beloved football team in 2016. That complaint has been heard far and wide from Buckeyes fans, and despite leading the Big Ten in total offense a year ago,…
Continue Reading: What’s the goal for the Ohio State offense in 2017? To avoid being ‘predictable’ and to pick up the tempo
