It's clear to me that the OSU OL is not where it needs to be in the run game. That is not arguable. However, outside of 2019, and the end of '20, the run scheme has woefully underperformed when looking at the talent at RB and OL. To me that's a sign Ryan Day's run scheme needs overhauled. Ross Fulton put it best on Saturday:
This reliance on 12/13 personnel and running it from under center with boundary stretch runs, just highlights a major lack of imagination in the run game. Day has built this team to spread out the defense with 5* WR's and dice people up. I think the overreliance on 12 personnel is limiting the run game and limiting Kyle McCord.
This reliance on 12/13 personnel and running it from under center with boundary stretch runs, just highlights a major lack of imagination in the run game. Day has built this team to spread out the defense with 5* WR's and dice people up. I think the overreliance on 12 personnel is limiting the run game and limiting Kyle McCord.
