Buckeyes ready to defend title amid distractions and talent
Ohio State, led by coach Jim Tressel, reloads for another title run with a near flawless 14-0 last season. Maurice Clarett faces potential return questions as the team emphasizes focus and depth across offense and defense while hoping for a brutal schedule to test their mettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Jim Tressel
NCAA
Maurice Clarett
Craig Krenzel
Clarett
Tressel
Purdue
Lydell Ross
Maurice Hall
J Tim’Spencer
Fol
Ohio State 2002 College Football Preview Summary
Ohio State enters 2002 with a 156-42-2 career mark for coach Jim Tressel and a 14-0, 6-0 Big Ten season in focus. Returning 11 offensive starters and 6 on defense, the Buckeyes aim to defend their Fiesta Bowl title won over Miami 31-24 in double overtime, led by QB Craig Krenzel and WR Michael Jenkins amid a strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarett
Ohio State
Chris Gamble
Krenzel
Buckeyes
Tory
Miami
Arsenal
Michigan
Lydell Ross
Maurice Hall
Michael Jenkins
Purdue
Mike Nugent
Michael Doss
Donnie Nickey
Matt Wilhelm
Cie Grant
Mike D’andrea
Avon Lake
Hawk
Bobby Carpenter
Wilhelm
Grant
Will Allen
Nate Salley
Jim Tressel
Big Ten
Ohio Stadium
Alex Stepanovich
Craig
Michigan State
Nate Clements
Spartans
Inois
John Navarre
Can the Bucks repeat as national champions
The article discusses if Ohio State can repeat as national champion amid a veteran offense and strong defense. It notes past luck factors, Clarett’s off-field issues, and leadership from Craig Krenzel and others as the team eyes a Sugar Bowl bid and a tough early schedule including Washington and North Carolina State with Philip Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullhawks
Buckeyes
Adrien Clarke
Washington
North Carolina State
Wisconsin
Penn State
Michigan
Ohio State
Tressel
Youngstown State
Ben Hartsock
NFL
Andy Geiger
Siar
Hall
Ross
Craig Krenzel
Tim Anderson
Will Smith
Clarett
University of Washington
Rick Neuheisel
Keith Gilbertson
Cody Pickett
Reggie Williams
Philip Rivers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rusty Miller
The
Associated Press
Columbus
Youngstown State University
Scarlet
OSU
Texas Tech
Kent State
Washington State
Cincinnati
Indiana
Northwestern
San Jose State
Minnesota
Illinois
Ilinois
Tempe
Ariz
San Diego State
N. Carolina St
Bowling Green
Iowa
Kevin Aprie
Ryan Dawson
Kevin Aprile
Scott Petrak
Roger Negin
Ryan Waldheger
Steve Manheim
Chronicle-Telegram
Lynn P. Beckett
CWRU
Baldwin-Wallace
ESPN
Chris Fowler
Indiana University
Lee Corso
Kirk Herbstreit
Corso
Herbstreit
Experi
Buckeye