They need to back the barge. I'm serious. Have Groshek as the wildcat QB, Taylor as the Z flanker who goes in motion across the formation. You can't match up speed with OSU, so don't - match up with your strength, big-boy football. Send Taylor in a jet sweep across the formation pre-snap - he will draw attention from the defense. When one of the most prolific RBs in the history of college football goes across the formation in a jet sweep, it will draw the defense. If only one defender follows Taylor, then you have Taylor 1-on-1 against a defender, and I like those odds - if it's a DB, he can overpower him, if it's a LB he can outrun him. If they have two defenders follow Taylor across the formation, it creates an extra blocker advantage on the strong side for Groshek to run behind. QB - Groshek, Z - Taylor LT - Van Lanen, LG - Lyles/Moorman, C - Biadasz, RG - Erdmann, RT - Bruss, XT - Beach, XT - Seltzner, TE - Sampson, TE - Ferguson If they sell out on the run, do what James White did and throw a short pass over the line to a TE or eligible lineman who sneaks behind the defense. It's one of the few plays that levels the playing field against OSU. I have been waiting for this formation for two years. It is time to empty the cookie jar.