Is a night start time a good or bad thing for Ohio State?
Usually bad, but let’s be honest — it’s the Gophers. I love my Minnesota teams, but I have to tell it like it is. If Iowa is a night game then I would worry, but not this one. But look on the bright side: You fired the used car salesman and it can only get better. I got into it on-air with Tim Brewster this season. He told me he had to fundamentally rebuild this team from the ground up. That didn’t sit well with me and the rest of the interview was quite entertaining. Let me ask what a columnist tossed out this week: Ohio State’s offense is scoring 40.8 points per game (sixth-best in the NCAA) and averaging nearly 450 yards per game, but if it were a crucial third-and-3, what would the Buckeyes do? Run Pryor. He is a freak. He runs like Randy Moss — more of a glider. This team can pass block but is poor in run blocking. But Pryor is so hard to tackle. Last week was the first week they played angry and ran it well. If it’s third-and-3, or third-and-anything, Pryor is the guy. Is Ohio
