BuckeyeNation Week in Review

• Austin Ward concluded his series looking at each position on the depth chart heading into the spring.
• Brad Bournival and the WolverineNation crew compared the Buckeyes and Wolverines' 2013 recruiting classes over the last two weeks and picked a winner at each spot.
• Bournival assessed the 2014 OSU prospects at defensive tackle, linebacker and defensive back.
• In Bournival's mailbag, he answers the question of whether Ohio State will offer another quarterback soon.
• North Carolina RB Elijah Hood has three Midwest powers in his top three.
• Running back is also a position of need in 2014.
• An offer could be a game-changer for an Illinois tight end.
• And an ESPN Watch List defensive tackle from Florida got an offer.
• The Buckeyes are getting some competition from the SEC at a pipeline school.
• Tight end prospect Jeb Blazevich, who is considering Ohio State, bulked up to become an elite prospect.
• If the Big Ten is going to bounce back in 2013, spring is a key time, writes Brian Bennett.
• Braxton Miller was the Big Ten's top player in 2012, writes Adam Rittenberg.

Football

• Miller worked one on one with a QB guru. (Dispatch)
• He's on the Sports Illustrated cover this week, too. (Eleven Warriors)
• Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a big part of the regimen of safety signee Jayme Thompson. (Toledo Blade)
• Five questions for the Buckeyes entering spring practice. (Plain Dealer)
• Johnathan Hankins had some second thoughts about leaving school. (Dispatch)
• John Simon had shoulder surgery a few weeks ago. (Dispatch)
• Former OSU offensive coordinator Jim Bollman will run the offense at Michigan State. (Plain Dealer)
• Jake Stoneburner believes his game is suited for the NFL. (Dispatch)
• Reid Fragel had a solid combine and is moving up the draft boards. (NFL.com)
• Eleven Warriors takes an inside look at the Buckeyes' base running game.
• Urban Meyer talked candidly about the depth chart on the Buckeye Cruise for Cancer last week. (The-Ozone.net)

Basketball

• The Buckeyes pulled away from Northwestern and moved back into the top four in the Big Ten standings.
• Aaron Craft's scoring was the difference against Michigan State, Ward writes.
• Freshman fan favorite Amadeo Della Valle is getting a few minutes here and there. (Plain Dealer)

The Gang's All Here

• Ohio State's baseball team started 0-2, but has heated up down South. (Lantern)
• The wrestling team had a disappointing performance at the national duals. (Lantern)
• The women's hockey team advanced to the WCHA Final Face-Off. (OSU)
• The men's swimming team finished third in the Big Ten. (OSU)