That Pistol Thing is Working  By Jason Priestas on October 6,
2008 at 2:00p  The situation: Three minutes into the opening
quarter Saturday night, the Buckeyes with the ball at the
Wisconsin 33 yard line staring down a 2nd and 5. Hartline and
Robiskie are split right with Ballard lined up on the left side
of the line. Pryor is lined up in a short shotgun with Beanie to
his right and Boom behind him.  Pryor and Boom begin to move
right with a read to an inside handoff to Beanie. When Pryor
spies the end and linebacker staying home to contain him, he
releases the ball to Wells who receives excellent blocking from
his line, beats one guy at the second level and then bursts into
the secondary before riding a stiff-arm the final five yards to
paydirt.  I weep every time I see a replay of this.  Now we've
piled on the offensive strategy and playcalling at times, but
you have to hand it to the Buckeye staff for putting their own
twist on the standard Pistol package. It is Ohio State, so they
substituted the 3rd rece