It has been over 24 hours since the close and tough loss to USC, and I have been thinking about the lack of offensive production by Ohio State.

Ohio State was only able to generate 256 yards of total offense. So far this season, Ohio State has routinely had to settle for field goals while in the red zone, has struggled on short yardage plays, and Terrelle Pryor has seemingly developed little as a passer from last season when he was a freshman.

One of the frustrations is Ohio State has developed a reputation for having an inconsistent offensive identity, and that comes back to Jim Tressel solely and completely.

One of the very first thoughts I ...

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