
Ohio State's deliberate approach to their offensive strategy this season has set them apart from other teams in college football. By huddling more frequently and aiming to limit the number of plays per game, the Buckeyes have prioritized cohesion and efficiency on offense.
Head coach Ryan Day acknowledged the unconventional nature of this strategy, noting that it has allowed the team to be more cohesive on the field. Despite averaging only 61.8 plays per game, ranking 120th out of 134 Division I teams, Ohio State has found success in their methodical approach.