Urban Meyer couldn't wait until someone brought up something else other than his offense, the quarterbacks, play calling or anything in between.
"There we go. Boy, our secondary's playing outstanding," Ohio State's head coach said Wednesday after practice at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. "Punt team's good, too. Punt team. P-U-N-T punt. Punt team."
Meyer stepped over the reporter who finally quipped something, anything about Ohio State's defense, going off on a tangent before re-centering himself, apologizing and heeding their question about Chris Ash's impact in now his second year in Columbus.
Ohio State's defense has been stout in its 3-0 start to 2015, particularly the last two weeks against Hawai'i (a shutout) and Northern Illinois (a 20-13 victory).