No. 3 Ohio State opened its season with a 14-7 win over No. 1 Texas on Saturday, and was rewarded with a new spot atop the AP Top 25 on Tuesday.

And they did it all despite having the worst offensive performance of the Ryan Day Era.

You probably didn't realize that, did you? You were so lost in The Dialogue about how horrible Arch Manning was, and whether or not he set the quarterback position (if not humanity as a whole) back 250 years, that you didn't take the time to think about how Ohio State's offense performed.

Ryan Day has been Ohio State's full-time head coach for 78 games, and Saturday's win was only the third time in those 78 games that the Buckeyes scored fewer than 17 points in a game. It was the first time they won while doing so. The first instance was a 14-3 loss to

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