Yes, graduating so many players will always be difficult to try and keep up the same production, but that doesn't mean you lose all of the production that you had from the year prior.
Ryan Day addresses Ohio State's third loss of the season, offensive struggles, Luke Fahey's development and coaching decisions after falling to Oregon.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are likely out of playoff contention following a loss to the Oregon Ducks on Saturday Night. And after the performance Luke Fahey put together, the Buckeyes should consider turning to Tavien St. Clair to finish the year.
Ohio State bounced back with an 89-65 win over Youngstown State as Andrija Jelavic delivered a career-high performance and the Buckeyes made key second-half adjustments.
Redzone play calling, discipline and allowing big plays will be a big determinant on the chances for Ohio State's next four games, as well as their College Football Playoff chances.
The Buckeyes are now in dire need of players to step up as the likley hood of Julian Sayin being out for the rest of the season grows. Who are those players is the ultimate question.
The Heisman award continues to feel like the best quarterback award and with the quarterback pool in college football season it still feels like none deserve it. So why is Jeremiah Smith being overlooked now?
Luke Fahey saw his first start as a Buckeye not end how he or any fan would have wanted, so now what does Ryan Day moving forward with his quarterback situation?
Bogging down in the red zone, settling for field goals. Numerous penalties. Defensive collapses. Special teams miscues. And a visibly and understandably frustra
With Julian Sayin sidelined, Ohio State faces a quarterback decision between Luke Fahey and Tavien St. Clair. Here's how the Buckeyes can adjust against USC.