It's a bad day to be a Cornhusker.
that’s commented the words, “Don’t care. Play better defense. Go Bucks.” on, like, all the articles since Ohio State’s loss to Oregon. I draw attention to the comment because it makes me chuckle but also because it communicates what most fans have thought about the past two weeks.— it’s that Ohio State fans want the team’s coaches and players to talk less and work more. That sounds like a corny phrase you’d see on an Under Armour T-shirt off the clearance rack at Kohl’s, but it’s the truth..
Depending on how Ohio State's current season turns out, the 2014 and 2024 Buckeyes may look similar a decade from now. On Wednesday, Emeka Egbuka revealed that Ohio State has shown clips of the 2014 team in meetings. The clips often feature Ezekiel Elliott — who shined in the Buckeyes’ wins over Wisconsin, Alabama and Oregon, combining for 76 carries, 696 yards and eight touchdowns in those contests — for his dominance as a ballcarrier but also a special teams contributor.
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