The Ohio State Buckeyes have done what they wanted offensively this season when they really push things and try to open up. But for the most part, they lean forward defensively first, at least through the first seven weeks of the season.

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Ohio State could lose another key piece of its coaching staff this offseason in a job cycle that is looking increasingly chaotic. Offensive coordinator Brian Ha

Caleb Downs and the defending champion Ohio State Buckeyes have been flawless through their first seven games, as they sit atop the AP Poll and hold a 7-0 record. Much of the team

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The easy explanation for this increase in receiving talent across the Big Ten is the addition of Oregon, USC, Washington and UCLA to the conference. USC leads the nation and Washington ranks 26th in passing yards per game. Oregon annually has one of the nation’s most dynamic offenses.

Individually, Ohio State was led by transfer forward Brandon Noel (Lucasville, Ohio), who made a strong debut with 18 points and seven rebounds, establishing a dominant presence inside. Fellow newcomer Christoph Tilly (Berlin, Germany) impressed in his first appearance as a Buckeye, adding 14 points, seven rebounds and five assists.

Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith had one of the best seasons a freshman receiver could have, and much to the dismay of Penn State and other programs, he hasn’t suffered a sophomore slump. With Penn State struggling and at 3-4,

The Ohio State Buckeyes have enjoyed a historically good three-head coach run that includes Ryan Day, Urban Meyer, and Jim Tressel. While there was success even before then, Tressel installed a culture that revolved around beating Michigan every year.