COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Looking at the Buckeyes as they prepare for a tougher test against Central Florida in Urban Meyer's second game with the program on Saturday at Ohio Stadium.
1. Take two: Whether it was first-game jitters or pressing the issue to make a quick statement, whatever slowed down the Buckeyes' new offense early in the season opener shouldn’t be an issue anymore.
Ohio State proved it could score in a hurry with its uptempo, no-huddle approach. It also showed it could score with just everybody it put on the field, getting touchdowns from four different rushers and a pair of receivers to give Urban Meyer a win in his first outing with the program.
1. Take two: Whether it was first-game jitters or pressing the issue to make a quick statement, whatever slowed down the Buckeyes' new offense early in the season opener shouldn’t be an issue anymore.
Ohio State proved it could score in a hurry with its uptempo, no-huddle approach. It also showed it could score with just everybody it put on the field, getting touchdowns from four different rushers and a pair of receivers to give Urban Meyer a win in his first outing with the program.
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