Back to Main MenuCelebrationsFraud PreventionManage Your AdPlace an AdView full sizeMarvin Fong, The Plain DealerJunior Jordan Hall (7, returning a kickoff against Arkansas in last January's Sugar Bowl) has the most game experience among the OSU running backs eligible to start the season, but Hall's special teams value make limit his time in the offensive backfield.COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio State must run. Luke Fickell said as much again over the weekend. A new quarterback, young receivers and talent among the top five offensive linemen means the Buckeyes have to turn and hand it off."Right now knowing that we don't have a stable quarterback, they're kind of depending on the running game and all our backs," sophomore Jaamal Berry said. "Hopefully we're going to carry the team and carry the offense."That's the theory. What's the execution? Even with No. 1 running back Dan Herron suspended for five games, the Buckeyes have four legitimate options in smaller backs Berry and junior Jordan Hall and bigger backs sophomore Carlos Hyde and freshman Rod Smith. In the parlance of former coach Jim Tressel, the Buckeyes once again should be looking for a pair and a spare. That's why the decisions in the backfield coming into focus this week are so crucial."Jaamal and I talk about how every time we get the ball, we want to make a play," Hall said. "You treat every carry like it's your last carry."Two of the backs should play a major role in the offense during the first five games, a third may get a look and the fourth won't do much more than watch. Over the last 10 seasons of Ohio State football, the Buckeyes' top back averaged 212 carries a season, the No. 2 back had 103 and the third had 45."You can use three," running backs coach Dick Tressel said, ruling out four backs getting into a rotation. "There's a role for one in certain situations, and then a pair that works together or takes turns or whatever. That's how we see it playing out."The most interesting case may belong to the back who currently seems the odd man out. Smith was a star of bowl practice last December while taking a redshirt season, and he came into 2011 looking like the best package of size and speed. While he had some reps with the first team offense in Saturday's scrimmage, Smith may be last in the pecking order, for now."He still has a little bit of an unknown there that hasn't allowed him to completely open the valve," Tressel said. "I don't think he's completely opened the valve and played recklessly yet, because he wants to do the right thing. But he's pretty close."For now, the others may be in the lead.Hall is all over the place, a running back plus more. He'll line up at tailback with the first team offense in practice, then go work with the receivers during individual drills. People keep saying things like this about Terrelle Pryor's former high school teammate: "Jordan Hall is a really, really, really good football player," said offensive coordinator Jim Bollman. "A really good football player."View full sizeTerry Gilliam, Associated PressWith Dan Herron (1, left) out for the first five games of the season, Jaamal Berry (4) and Carlos Hyde (34) figure to see time on the field for the Buckeyes.But does that make him the No. 1 tailback? Maybe not. Hall should be used in the passing game as well and is the Buckeyes' top kick and punt returner."He'll get four of his carries a game probably returning kicks," Tressel said.Somehow, Hall may be too valuable to be the No. 1 back, if that makes any sense. So Berry and Hyde should get looks, but Berry has to stay healthy. His explosiveness isn't in doubt. But he battled hamstring injuries while redshirting as a freshman and was out last week, including for the jersey scrimmage, with a hamstring issue.He's expected back this week, but Berry has to make sure his hamstring issue doesn't linger in order to claim his spot."I've battled these injuries," Berry said. "Once I get my time on the field I'll show everybody what I'm about." Air Jordan 14 Low Light Graphite ,Air Jordan Winterized 6 Rings Cool Grey Chlorine Blue Air Jordan 10 Bulls Over Broadway Air Jordan 11 Low White Black Red Air Jordan 2 Infrared Cement Air Jordan 12 Low Black Patent Black Varsity Red Air Jordan 6 Olympic Gold Medal Pack Air Jordan 7 Olympic Gold Medal Pack Air Jordan 11 Low White Black True Red Air Jordan 5 3Lab5 The exhibition highlights the role that the Regent Street Polytechnic, now the University of Westminster, held in organising the opening and closing ceremonies for the 1908 Games, the first ever of its kind to be hosted in London. The University of Westminster has produced a fleet of Olympic athletes over the years who have competed for the University and its predecessors, including Olympians such as Arthur Wint, who ran for Jamaica and received a gold and silver; Johnny Wright, a medal weight boxer who won silver; David Ricketts, who achieved bronze as part of the British 4,000m pursuit team and Dame Mary Glen Haig, who was the only British finalist in the women's fencing in 1948. Alan Pascoe MBE, a member of the Polytechnic Harriers athletics club, won silver in the 4 x 400m relay at the 1972 Games in Munich and more recently, as Vice Chairman to Lord Coe, he played a key role in the successful British bid to host this year's Games. On show will be information and pictures of the route for the 1908 marathon, which was organised by the Polytechnic Harriers and was the first to be run at the now standard distance of 26 miles and 385 yards, on a course designed by Jack Andrew, the official who measured the 1908 course. Members of the Polytechnic Harriers won medals for Great Britain at every Olympics between 1908 and 1952, with the exception of the 1936 Berlin Games. The 1948 Olympics, the so called austerity games, gave particular attention to the cycling pursuit team and David Ricketts, a Regent Street Polytechnic member who took home a bronze medal. Images will also be available of the Polytechnic Boxing Club which produced several Olympic champions such as Charlie Morris who won silver in the featherweights and Frank Parks who achieved bronze in the heavyweight category at the 1908 Games. In 1900, women were allowed to compete in certain sports for the first time. Following this, the first Women's only Olympiad was organised in Monaco in 1921 and a number of members from the Polytechnic's Ladies Athletics Club participated in the landmark event. The exhibition includes a number of artefacts and photographs of the team at the event. Geoff Petts, Vice Chancellor at the University of Westminster said: "The University of Westminster has a longstanding history of supporting the Olympic Games and this year is no exception. We look forward to once again being able to celebrate the achievements of our students and academia members of the University, many of who have had the chance to play an important part in the implementation of the Games in our home city. The exhibition provides a great opportunity for the University and the local community to view some unique artefacts and remember the role that London has played in so many Olympic Games." The exhibition is being held at the Old Cinema at the University's headquarters at 309 Regent Street and will run until 10 September, 2012. Admission is free and is open to the public on Monday Saturday, 10am 6pm. About the University of Westminster: The University of Westminster boasts a vibrant learning environment attracting more than 20,000 students from over 150 nations and we continue to invest in our future with new developments, research projects and new ideas. We offer highly attractive practice based courses which are independently rated as excellent, many with international recognition. Our distinguished 175 year history has meant we lead the way in many areas of research, particularly politics, media, art and design, architecture and biomedical sciences, and our position in the city of London allows us to continue to build on our close connections with leading figures and organisations in these areas as well as in the worlds of business, information technology, politics and law. Our commitment to educating graduates for the needs of professional life attracts high quality students from within the UK and around the globe. Internationalism, employability and sustainability are key elements in the University of Westminster's vision for the future and we strive to ensure the very highest standards are met and maintained. Air Jordan 14 Low Light Graphite,cookie or another sweet treat may teach her that junk food is better than healthier fare. With children this young, it probably doesn't make sense to try using a chart system that tracks your child's progress. 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