“This football team is going to finish this thing the right way. We are not going to play in a bowl game; we are going to win a bowl game.” – Oregon Coach Chip Kelly Kelly ain’t no dummy. He knows that if Ohio State sends its Woody Hayes offensive game plan to Pasadena, his Ducks might cover the four-point spread five times over. Fact is, this Rose Bowl isn’t a game OSU Coach Jim Tressel’s team can win by solely relying on defense and special teams. The Ducks average 38 points a game, seventh-best nationally, and features an enviable balance of running (236 yards per game) and passing (198 yards per). Most troublesome for the Buckeye ‘D’ will be containing Duck quarterback Jeremiah Masoli. His play-action fakes are textbook, forcing linebackers to stay ‘honest’. Moreover, much of Oregon’s scheme includes misdirection plays, which as we all know often times have caused fits for OSU’s typically overly aggressive defense.