... aerial explosion in the Rose Bowl, many fans and writers alike seem to believe that Terrelle Pryor’s coming out party will result in a “shock and awe” campaign this year of five wide-outs and one-back sets.

While Pryor certainly had arguably his best game as a Buckeye, there are a few reasons to believe that this season might best resemble a calculated, efficient operation rather than a blitzkrieg.

Reason No. 1: A Stable of Running Backs

It is not a stretch to state that Ohio State may have its deepest and most talented running back corps of the Tressel era.

For starters, Daniel “Boom” Herron and Brandon Saine’s 1,300+ yards of rushing return to the backfield.
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