All right, Brian, let's talk some offense.

And like we talked about before, it was a tale of two different halves in the Orange Bowl.

And obviously, some of the keys that we have going on are going to be more sided to the second

half of the Penn State game than it is going to be from the first half of the Penn State game.

But rest assured, and I'm sure everybody in the chat

knows where we're going with point number one. If you guys have been watching this show all

season long, you know where we're going. But Brian, break it down for us, man. Key number one for the

offense. You got to start fast. I mean, it ties into what we discussed earlier, right, with the

overall team keys with that win that first quarter.

And starting fast in this game does two things that are very, very important.

Number one is a fast start by the Nurtium offense, which means to me getting points, if

getting scores on two of your three first drives, and one of those has to be a touchdown.

Right?

I mean, that's going to be a key, is getting drives on two of your three first drives.

You've got to get points.

And what does that do?

Number one is it helps weather the storm of what your

defense is going to be facing against Ohio State offense. So if Ohio State scores a decent

amount early, then what that does is it helps you stay in the game. And we've talked about

this a lot of times. I mean, sometimes, no matter how good your defense is, Trev, you're going to come out in a game,

and your defense just is struggling to get up the speed of the game.

We talked about this within 2020 against that high-octane North Carolina offense that had,

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