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tOSU at Indiana, Sat. 9/2, 3:30pm EST, CBS

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Statistically here's how they compared to other teams:

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Stat Pack: Where Ohio State stands statistically after Week 1

A look at where the Buckeyes rank nationally and in the Big Ten after the first game of the year.
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Stat Pack: Where Ohio State stands statistically after Week 1​

OFFENSE​

Scoring offense: 23 points per game (87th nationally, 9th in the Big Ten)
Passing offense: 237 yards per game (63rd nationally, 6th in the Big Ten)
Rushing offense: 147 yards per game (tied for 71st nationally, 6th in the Big Ten)
Total offense: 380 yards per game (69th nationally, 6th in the Big Ten)
Third down conversion: 16.67 percent (118th nationally, 12th in the Big Ten)
Red zone conversions: 100 percent (tied for 1st nationally, tied for 1st in the Big Ten)
Sacks allowed: 0 (Tied for 1st nationally, tied for 1st in the Big Ten)

DEFENSE​

Scoring defense: 3 points per game (tied for 6th nationally, tied for 1st in the Big Ten)
Total defense: 153 yards per game (5th nationally, 1st in the Big Ten)
Pass defense: 82 yards per game (9th nationally, 1st in the Big Ten)
Rush defense: 71 yards per game (25th nationally, 2nd in the Big Ten)
Opponent third down conversions: 33.33 percent (tied for 53rd nationally, 6th in the Big Ten)
Opponent red zone conversions: 0 percent (tied for 1st nationally, 1st in the Big Ten)
Sacks: 1 (tied for 74th nationally, tied for 7th in the Big Ten)

SPECIAL TEAMS​

Punting: 45.75 yards per game (41st nationally, 5th in the Big Ten)
Field goals: 100 percent (tied for 1st nationally, tied for 1st in the Big Ten)
Extra points: 100 percent (tied for 1st nationally, tied for 1st in the Big Ten)
Kickoff return: 23 yards per return (tied for 34th nationally, 5th in the Big Ten)
Punt return: 7 yards per return (tied for 46th nationally, 6th in the Big Ten)
 
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SNAP TRACKER: OFFENSE
POS PLAYER IND
QB KYLE MCCORD 64
QB DEVIN BROWN 6
RB TREVEYON HENDERSON 34
RB CHIP TRAYANUM 24
RB MIYAN WILLIAMS 15
RB DALLAN HAYDEN 3
WR MARVIN HARRISON JR. 58
WR EMEKA EGBUKA 53
WR JULIAN FLEMING 36
WR CARNELL TATE 14
WR DAVID ADOLPH 3
WR XAVIER JOHNSON 3
WR NOAH ROGERS 3
WR BRANDON INNISS 3
WR JAYDEN BALLARD ST
TE CADE STOVER 56
TE GEE SCOTT JR. 25
TE JOE ROYER 16
TE PATRICK GURD 1
OL JOSH SIMMONS 70
OL DONOVAN JACKSON 70
OL CARSON HINZMAN 70
OL MATT JONES 70
OL JOSH FRYAR 70
OL LUKE MONTGOMERY 4
OL JAKOB JAMES ST
OL ZEN MICHALSKI ST
OL TEGRA TSHABOLA ST
SNAP TRACKER: DEFENSE
POS PLAYER IND
DE JT TUIMOLOAU 40
DE JACK SAWYER 34
DE CADEN CURRY 17
DE KENYATTA JACKSON JR. 17
DE MITCHELL MELTON 6
DT TYLEIK WILLIAMS 30
DT MIKE HALL 26
DT TY HAMILTON 25
DT JADEN MCKENZIE 13
DT HERO KANU 7
DT TYWONE MALONE 5
LB STEELE CHAMBERS 54
LB TOMMY EICHENBERG 48
LB CODY SIMON 7
LB C.J. HICKS 1
LB REID CARRICO ST
LB ARVELL REESE ST
CB DAVISON IGBINOSUN 45
CB DENZEL BURKE 38
CB JORDAN HANCOCK 27
CB JERMAINE MATHEWS JR. ST
CB LORENZO STYLES JR. ST
S LATHAN RANSOM 55
S SONNY STYLES 50
S JOSH PROCTOR 30
S MALIK HARTFORD 25
S CAMERON MARTINEZ 5
SNAP TRACKER: SPECIAL TEAMS
POS PLAYER IND
WR XAVIER JOHNSON 15
LB CODY SIMON 14
DE CADEN CURRY 11
K JAYDEN FIELDING 11
LB C.J. HICKS 11
CB LORENZO STYLES JR. 11
RB CHIP TRAYANUM 11
S JOSH PROCTOR 10
LS JOHN FERLMANN 9
P JESSE MIRCO 9
TE CADE STOVER 9
CB DENZEL BURKE 8
LB REID CARRICO 8
WR JULIAN FLEMING 8
CB DAVISON IGBINOSUN 8
TE GEE SCOTT JR. 8
S LATHAN RANSOM 7
TE JOE ROYER 7
S SONNY STYLES 7
WR EMEKA EGBUKA 6
LB ARVELL REESE 6
WR CARNELL TATE 6
LB TOMMY EICHENBERG 5
OL JOSH FRYAR 5
CB JORDAN HANCOCK 5
S MALIK HARTFORD 5
OL JAKOB JAMES 5
OL DONOVAN JACKSON 5
OL ZEN MICHALSKI 5
OL JOSH SIMMONS 5
OL TEGRA TSHABOLA 5
CB JERMAINE MATHEWS JR. 4
TE PATRICK GURD 3
WR JAYDEN BALLARD 2
LB STEELE CHAMBERS 2
DT MIKE HALL 2
DE JACK SAWYER 2
DE JT TUIMOLOAU 2
DT TYLEIK WILLIAMS 1
 
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Grumpy Old Buckeye: Ohio State at Indiana​

The most annoying things about one of the most annoying OSU season openers in recent years.

Targeting Still One of Life’s Great Mysteries

Short-Yardage Offense Still Out of Order​

Not-So-Special Teams​

McCord Mistakes​

 
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cincibuck said:
Monday morning look back: 1. It's still a win. 2. Reminded me of Woody v the fans during an opening game; fans, "Open it up, Woody! Throw the ball!" Woody, "Run that damn ball off tackle till we get it right. I'm not showing anything new till we get to the Michigan game." Once at the Michigan game he ran the same offense he opened the season with. It's essentially what Harbaugh has done the last two seasons. 3. I didn't hear Timaloau or Sawyer's names much. Will someone who knows more about the game than I do tell me why that was. 4. Defensive backs looked vastly improved. 5. Offensive line has not yet jelled. 6. General lack of concern or emotion by the Bucks - let's just get out there, do our job, and get back to home and the air-conditioning.
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Re: JT and Sawyer:
I would say that we were very vanilla, didnt blitz much at all if any and that left 6 guys to block our 4. Later in the game when the second teams' fresh guys got in we started to get more push and then the sacks and tackles for loss. Also that stupid option they were running took one of them out of the play by direction and then they optioned the other out of the play as well. They didnt give any ground and held the edge the whole game so thats a win in my eyes. They'll be there though I think Sawyers pash rush technique suffered last year so I'm hoping he picks it up more than just his bull rush.
 
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Didn't get to watch game, had to see B10 channel abstract on Sunday, as apparently local cable is squabbling about rate increases. Anyway, believe Indy made it a point to not let tOSU's stars shine. MHJ and EE were doubled, or sandwiched as much as possible. Fleming and Stove (#3 & #4 receivers), got the lion's share of catches/yards - proving that tOSU's receivers are outstanding. And Indy's DL did what they should have with an untested QB - blitz, twist, push and shove the OL, collapsing the pocket. Face it, Treyveon is a 'dancer', making his money on juking DL and using his quick burst. Chip and to a lesser degree Miyan, used quick hitters to gain yardage. As I said above, McCord grew up during the game, and hopefully gained confidence. His throws were not so bad, little long, wrong shoulder, etc. Buckeye Nation supremely spoiled by the last three Heisman finalists, so expectations of a seamless transition to McCord simply won't hold water. Best take-away is that the D stood out. Certainly there were solo tackles, but a vast majority had two or more Silver Bullets converging - which is always a good thing. Cautiously optomistic about DBs, we'll know much more after WKy comes to town, as their QB and WR led the FCS in yardage. Saw two INTs almost made, heard the talking heads saying they'd get 4 or more....Would prefer to see this team grow, get better, and show out against PSU, and of course TSUN. Go Bucks!
 
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