CLEMSON, S.C. -- Jay Guillermo was glued to his TV when Ohio State and Michigan faced off two weeks ago, partly because of the intrigue of watching two of the nation’s top teams go toe-to-toe, but partially to get a sense of just how good his offensive line was in comparison to the Buckeyes.
It’s a habit for Guillermo, Clemson’s All-ACC center, to want to see where he stacks up nationally, and Ohio State makes for a good comparison point. The Buckeyes play physical. They’ve got a veteran, mobile quarterback. They want to establish the run.