Ohio State’s offense had a monster night to open the 2021 season, reaffirming their place among college football’s elite units. C.J. Stroud earned Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors and the team broke an all-time single-game school record by averaging 10.3 yards per play during their win over Minnesota. If Saturday is going to follow a similar script, here’s what the Buckeye offense needs to do: Protect the Quarterback C.J. Stroud had a perfect circumstance in his debut in that the offensive line didn’t give up a single sack, nor did the Buckeyes have a single negative offensive play. Talk about dominating the line of scrimmage! Oregon’s pass rush is going to be much tougher than Minnesota’s, especially if Kayvon Thibodeaux is healthy. Dawand Jones made just his second career start and graded out as the best offensive tackle in the country last week. Thayer Munford and Nick Petit-Frere…
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