... knows Pryor can’t win a game with just his arm. For the Buckeyes to have any chance, they need to run the ball effectively and make that whole defense start to creep up. Herron, Saine and Hall are good, but the most effective runner on the team is Pryor. If he can get in space and make things happen, a lot will open up down field.

2. No Stupid Mistakes.

Last week, we all saw Tressel Ball actually win a big game (shocker I know), but the biggest key to a Buckeye victory was that they didn’t make stupid mistakes. Not only were there no turnovers, but the defense never missed a big assignment in the secondary and Pryor (with the exception of one pitch play) didn’t make any plays that made y...

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