© Provided by Buckeyes Now on FanNation “If we play in a game like that again, I think we would probably try to run the quarterback a little bit more a little bit earlier.” Ohio State was held to a season-low 283 yards of total offense in Saturday’s 21-7 win at Northwestern, something head coach Ryan Day once again attributed to the inclement weather in Evanston. “I think last week was just one of the more unique things I’ve ever been around,” Day said during his press conference on Tuesday afternoon. “I think someone said at one point there were 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts in the area. It was just very strange. “If we play in a game like that again, I think we would probably try to run the quarterback a little bit more a little bit earlier, but that comes with risks, as well. I think there’s bad weather…
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