The UCLA Bruins took a more aggressive approach to pass rushing than most opponents have against Julian Sayin and the Buckeyes this season, and it led to one of the lowest Ohio State passing outputs of the year. 

So is that a recipe that other teams will be able to use? Or was it just a result of Carnell Tate being out, and Jeremiah Smith being limited? 

In this episode of Ross Fulton Analysis, Ross discusses five plays that show where the Buckeye offense struggled to move the ball through the air, the different reasons why that happened, and what it could mean moving forward.