COLUMBUS, Ohio — Urban Meyer has a pass-first offense at the moment. His words. That’s a bit of a new reality for Meyer’s Ohio State (and OSU in general if we’re being honest and looking at the program’s record books). “When you watch the film, it’s like I said, it’s not the same — it’s a very different offense right now,” Meyer said Monday. “One was a run first, pass second. This is a do what they give you. So it’s a very different — I don’t think we’ve ever had a team average over 300 yards passing in a game either. So it’s different. But the one thing that Ryan (Day) and Kevin (Wilson) have done is utilize the skill set we have of the offensive personnel.” Ohio State has the No. 6 passing offense in the country, behind three Air Raid teams (Texas Tech, Washington State and West…
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