The Ohio State Buckeyes outgained Texas by more than 1.5 yards per play on Saturday night in Austin, but only scored touchdowns on two of five red zone trips, in a 24-23 loss to the Longhorns.
So what went right, and what went wrong for the Buckeyes on offense during the game? In this super-sized episode of Ross Fulton Analysis, Ross breaks down 11 plays that illustrate the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Buckeyes' performance in DKR.
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The plays, in order:
- Crack toss
- Outside zone boot weak flood
- 11P inside zone RPO
- Open 10P switch wheel route v. 3-hi Tampa
- 11P Open Bunch sail concept v C5 (2 deep, man under)
- 11P Tight bunch UC Duo v. C2
- 3 verts v. Triple A Gap 2-Roll FZ
- Split zone seam RPO
- Under Center Outside Zone v. odd front.
- H-out v. C5
- Vertical sit routes v. C1
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