Taylor Decker stood in front of his teammates before they headed out for Halloween weekend, the leader he's grown into as an Ohio State football captain.
One of the eldest members of Urban Meyer's 2015 squad, Decker told younger players of the need to have fun during the time off, but not to do anything stupid. Was redshirt sophomore quarterback J.T. Barrett, also a team captain, one of the players standing alongside Decker to establish the narrative of good behavior before a bye week?
"I would not like to answer that question," said Decker, the long Ohio State player made available to the media Monday.