As someone Urban Meyer said he respected immensely as an offensive mind—"I think that coach is terrific"—Kevin Wilson delivered perhaps the most profound statement when asked how his Indiana offense plans to attack rugged Ohio State.
“[We've] gotta cross the line with the G, which is going to be hard to do,” Wilson said Tuesday on the Big Ten teleconference.
Extremely simplistic yet deep, mainly for the fact the team his 3-1 Hoosiers face on Saturday is defending at an abnormally efficient rate through the first third of the 2016 season. The Buckeyes have nine interceptions, four of which they returned for a touchdown in route to a 4-0 start and No.