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2011 tOSU Football Discussion

jimotis4heisman;1862461; said:
id like to see a faster tempoed offense next year. in 2010 ohio state ran 59 offensive plays per game, compare to oklahomas 88. i understand the difficulties with a system where you can go three and out in less than 25 seconds, but personally i think this is the deepest, fastest and the team with the most compete in the big ten (not sure on conditioning etc). i think running another dozen or so plays would put more pressure on other teams depth as the game wears on. the impact of clock, rules changes has been significant over the past 10 or so years, when in the mid 90s most teams were running on average of 80-85 plays a game.

northwestern and michigan lead the conference with 74 or so plays a game, running 80 or so in home games.
ohio state ranked 113 with 59 plays a game, down from 64 the year prior.
If that stat puts michigan and northwestern at the top of the big ten then your argument is not worth much. Ohio State has great defenses, run the football, own the clock, give your defense good field position, make their offense earn it, that's Buckeye football.
 
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Thursday, March 3, 2011
BUCKEYES 6 A.M. WORKOUTS BEGIN MONDAY; PRO DAY ON MARCH 11
By Lee Hudnell

COLUMBUS ? The Ohio State football team will begin their 6 a.m. workouts beginning on Monday, March 7, at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center in Columbus.

The workouts are closed to the public, but The Buckeye Times will be on hand with coverage and quotes from the session.

The 6 a.m. workouts are in preparation for spring practice which officially begins on Thursday, March 31 and ends on Saturday, April 23 with the Annual Scarlet & Gray game at Ohio Stadium.

http://www.thebuckeyetimes.com/2011/03/buckeyes-6-am-workouts-begin-monday-pro.html
 
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