But Ohio’s head coach did something he rarely does during his weekly session with the media on Monday at Peden Stadium. He brought stats.
Solich referenced the numbers often during the press conference, and used them to highlight the biggest concern the Bobcats have after three games.
“(The numbers) can’t continue to be what they’ve been,” Solich said.
In three games, Ohio has had 18 offensive possessions drive the ball inside the opponent’s 20-yard line — that’s the ninth-best number in the country, Solich said. Ohio has scored on 16 of those 18 possessions for a percentage (88.