There are things that need attention when it comes to second-ranked Ohio State's offense. But there is no major, disturbing rattle coming from under the hood, quarterback Stanley Jackson said.
People begin to nit-pick after a while.
All things considered, he said, there's not much to complain about. We were losing Bobby Hoying, and Terry Glenn, and Rickey Dudley. And in Jackson, the Buckeyes were going to field a first-year starting quarterback who had shown more of a propensity for running than throwing. People said that our defense would win football games. And really, that's what is happening right now.