The Ohio State Buckeyes picked up a 37-9 win over, the Ohio Bobcats that looks a lot more dominant on paper than it looked in real-time. The score was 16-9 in the second half and Ryan Day looked like he had some explaining to do before Julian Sayin settled in and threw touchdown passes to his top weapons, Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate.
All is well in Columbus heading into the bye week for the No. 1 team in the country after three straight wins, right? Not exactly.
Cleveland.com's Stephen Means explained the harsh reality facing the Buckeyes' offense with first-year play-caller Brian Hartline and the redshirt freshman Sayin running the show under center: it's still a work in progress heading into Big Ten play.