Which Ohio State running back should get the most carries is debatable among fans, but there's not conflict when it comes to Daniel Herron and Brandon Saine. Two two players host a running backs bonded event every Thursday. The gathering is not exclusive to just the running backs, but is a time for the backs to bond as a...
Ohio State running back Brandon Saine Which Ohio State running back should get the most carries is debatable among fans, but there's not conflict when it comes to Daniel Herron and Brandon Saine.
Two two players host a running backs bonded event every Thursday. The gathering is not exclusive to just the running backs, but is a time for the backs to bond as a unit off the field.
Columbus Dispatch reporter Tim May writes:
As Brandon Saine said, "It lets the young guys realize that although there may be a competition within the room, we're still friends, we still have fun with each other. We realize the competition actually makes us better and makes us want to hang out together and everything.
May writes how some fans have pointed to the lack of a featured back and a true power running game as a glaring weakness for the second-ranked Buckeyes.
Some have wanted to see more of backups Jordan Hall and Jaamal Berry, who have flashed elusiveness and drive in their brief times running the ball or returning kicks.
And if it happens Saturday, keep in mind the Indiana defense is No. 108 in the nation against the run (207-yard average).