In Ohio state football against Penn State: Are the Buckeyes built to attack the weakness of the Nittany Lions?

It will not be a call to OSU to run the quarterback anymore. Although mixing in sporadically could help. Instead, it's a call to Day, Wilson and Meyer to continue to look for more variety in the racing game in a world where the threat of quarterbacks is virtually eliminated.

"This is no longer dual-option football," Meyer said. "The double options are, sometimes you'll see that it looks like a pass called, but it's a race where we read second-level defenders, so it's completely different."

The two ways to succeed when the defenses are selling against the Ohio State's hasty attack are to pitch, which the Buckeyes do well, and lead the quarterback, which does not seem like a very good option. So get the candidates Mike Weber and J.K. The Dobbins leaving, the coaching staff had to make some changes.

"It's a little bit of that team of 12 people with two tight ends that allows you to block the blocker at the back," Wilson said. "We are going to extend the game to one more gap to allow this defender to continue further, or we have put the passers-by off, I've started on 12 and I've had a lot of success in a passing game.But it's to block a backside cut-off, or maybe a blocker in the lead .. there are caps on these guys and then you do not have to start all the time if the box is loaded. "

This game, a pawn with tackle and draw of the guard, has been more effective in recent weeks and has been effective: