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The Big Ten conference features four first-year head coaches for the 2011-12 season, and two of them will be squaring off at Ohio Stadium this Saturday. OSU fans will surely recognize coach Luke Fickell, but Indiana’s coach, Kevin Wilson, will be a new face. Though they are both first-year coaches, the situation the coaches walked into couldn’t be more different. Fickell rose to head coach at OSU from the defensive coordinator position because former coach Jim Tressel resigned amid a scandal involving players receiving improper benefits. But with six consecutive Big Ten championships, the OSU program is not accustomed to rebuilding. OSU gave Fickell a one-year deal and did not commit to anything long term. Wilson, who was formerly offensive coordinator at Oklahoma, left to take over an Indiana program that has been near the bottom of the Big Ten standings for much of the past decade. He was signed to a sevenyear deal and is charged with rebuilding the struggling program for the long haul. Wilson has said he expected his team had the tools to be successful right away. “We should do well, we expect to do well,” Wilson said before the season at a Big Ten Media Day in Chicago on July 29. “To me, the culture changes with our performance. I don’t complain about our culture. I want our fans to be excited about it, but they’re not going to be until we win games and do the things that winners do.”

But the Hoosiers haven’t done much winning during the 2011 season. They’ve compiled a 1-8 record on the year including and 0-5 mark within the Big Ten. Their lone win was against South Carolina State and they’ve suffered disappointing losses to Ball State and North Texas. Despite the struggles, Wilson is still looking forward to his first trip to Columbus as a head coach. “Going to Columbus is going to be unique and special,” Wilson said during a press conference on Tuesday. “One of the great places to play.” Wilson also said he thought Fickell and the coaching staff at OSU have done a good job in the face of adversity. “It is a little transition, but I’ve got a lot of respect for Luke Fickell and all the coaches over there,” Wilson said. “I think they’re doing a good job in a difficult situation.” The Buckeyes beat Indiana, 38-10, last year, but Fickell said despite the Hoosiers struggles, he expects a different Indiana team than OSU faced last season, largely because of Wilson. “They’ll be a different mindset than the Indiana team that came in here last year, I truly believe,” Fickell said. “And that’s a tribute to what coach Wilson has done. You can see it from the sideline, the fire and the passion no matter what the situation is.” Indiana and Ohio State kickoff at noon on Saturday.

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Timely Warnings from police increase, students react thoMas BraDlEy Campus editor bradley.321@osu.edu Following an armed robbery in the university area early Thursday morning, the Ohio State Police Department issued a Timely Warning to the OSU community Thursday afternoon. According to the warning, a male victim was robbed at gun point by four males described as African-Americans approximately 20 to 21 years of age early Thursday morning. The incident occurred at the intersection of East 17th Avenue and Pearl Street. On Monday, a similar notification was issued to the OSU community for another armed robbery. This incident involved three AfricanAmerican males, and it occurred at the intersection of Worthington Street and West 10th Avenue. Despite the second Timely Warning issued from the University Police for armed robbery in the campus-area in the last week, one police official said he has not seen an increased level of crime on campus. OSU Police Chief Paul Denton told The Lantern Thursday that he has “not seen a spike in crime on campus.” Denton also explained how and when a Timely Warning is issued to OSU affiliates. “We prepare a Timely Warning if a crime represents an ongoing danger to the safety of students, faculty and staff,” Denton said. “If it’s on campus, we’ll prepare one.” Denton added that if the crime is off-campus, but in the university area, issuing a Timely Warning is on a case-by-case basis. “When the crime is off-campus, it is our discretion, we are not

obligated to issue a Timely Warning,” Denton said. “We often do issue them as a matter of interest to our community.” Some students think the crime in the university area is a big issue. Andrea Marlett, a third-year in strategic communication, said the security should be increased. “I think it’s pretty frightening to actually know that that’s happened a couple times in the week,” Marlett said. “It’s pretty scary that the security’s not tight enough.” Denton offered advice to students and community members to avoid crime. “Be attentive to warnings,” Denton said. “If you see something, call in suspicious activity and be aware of your surroundings.” Denton also added that people should not travel alone and to not wear headphones while walking at night. Denton said wearing headphones decreases awareness of surroundings. Drew Rankin, a third-year in human nutrition, said the recent armed robberies on campus will make him more aware of campus security. “It makes you a little bit more aware. It makes you rethink the whole buddy system,” Rankin said. “If you have friends that have night classes, you might want to help them out, and maybe pick them up from class or just check in with them, make sure they’re all right.” Joe Sadek, a fourth-year in international studies, said common sense can help you avoid these situations. “If you’re ﬂashing around an iPad in the middle of the night on 4th Avenue, you’re obviously going to get stopped,” Sadek said. Denton added that when there is suspicious activity or if someone finds themselves in a threatening situation, they should call the police. “Columbus Police, Ohio State Police … we are there to help people,” Denton said. Dan Hope contributed to this story.

OSU to lower waste with EPA challenge jENEllE CooPEr Lantern reporter cooper.1995@osu.edu Ohio State fans are asked to take their recycling efforts to the next level Saturday when the OSU football team takes on Indiana in Ohio Stadium. OSU will be competing in the Environmental Protection Agency’s Game Day Challenge. The EPA Game Day Challenge is a recycling and compost competition with 90 other schools, including Michigan, Iowa, Ohio University, Indiana, Toledo and Akron. During the game, OSU will be competing for titles in five categories: waste generation, diversion rate, greenhouse gas reduction, recycling and organics reduction. In order for schools to participate they must complete registration and choose one regular scheduled home game. After the particular game has been selected, the schools choose a plan and put it in place for the chosen game. OSU will be operating on the Zero Waste strategy implemented at the football game against Michigan State. Corey Hawkey, the program coordinator for energy and sustainability, and his team have been working to update and improve the performance of the Zero Waste Plan.

“This weekend we will be working with waste management to capture food that gets in the wrong places,” Hawkey said. “The seats and the press boxes are areas where we struggle to get things right. Waste management is going to pull the food out into a pile. It’s not easy, but they want OSU to do the best we can for this game.” The Indiana game was chosen as the selected game for the challenge because the competition is during October and November and the Zero Waste team wanted a noon game. “We didn’t want to do an 8 p.m. game because we don’t sell as much as we normally do because people have already eaten dinner. We wanted a game at noon because it would be our standard generation of waste,” Hawkey said. Other facts were considered when selecting the Indiana game. “We also wanted to do a game a little later in the quarter so we had enough time to learn and improve.” Hawkey said. In order to compete, the school is responsible for tracking and recording game attendance, the amount of waste generated and the amount of recycling completed. Results from the game must be reported to the EPA within a week following the selected game. The waste generation title will be given to the school with the lowest

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Buckeyes plan to can Wolverines in food drive Mary Posani Lantern reporter posani.3@osu.edu While the Ohio State and Michigan football teams are 22 days away from battling in Ann Arbor, student groups from both universities are already teaming up to fight hunger. OSU’s on-campus service organization, SERV Corps, is competing against Michigan’s Circle K in the Battle Against Hunger, a canned food competition to collect the most pounds of canned goods. Circle K is a service organization at the University of Michigan. In years past, the canned food collection has only been a week long. As the OSU-Michigan football game is the Saturday after Thanksgiving this year, SERV Corps’s annual drive is three weeks long, from Nov. 1 to Nov. 22. “In the past it has always been during ‘Beat Michigan’ week, but given that the game is Thanksgiving weekend, students are only here for three days,” said Meghan Morris, a third-year in math and French and Battle Against Hunger coordinator. “We figured we weren’t going to collect as many cans as we would like, so we thought we would make it the whole month.”

Michigan’s Circle K representative, Vivian Yu, said the school rivalry is a great way to motivate students to help. “I think it’s an excellent way to use our respective school spirit to fuel more community service on our campuses, as well as spread awareness of the hunger issues that affect our communities on a daily basis,” Yu said in an email. Another representative from Michigan’s Circle K, Marcus Bodner, said the rivalry between OSU and Michigan raises interest in the hunger drive. “Through competition with a rival university, we are able to add more energy and bring a greater awareness to our goal of fighting hunger,” Bodner said in an email. “Students become more active in the cause and everyone is more willing to donate when you add a little competition and extra incentive.” Last year, OSU collected more than 800 pounds of canned goods, Morris said. Michigan, however, collected 1,250 pounds during their Halloween Trick-or-Can collection, where volunteers go trick-ortreating for canned goods. SERV Corp’s goal is not only to beat Michigan in pounds of food collected, but also to raise awareness about hunger in the U.S. “We’re beating Michigan and beating hunger,” Morris said.

The Ohio State Board of Trustees are now in the second part of developing a university-wide compliance department at OSU. The project, which stemmed from an investigation of the football program, athletic department and athletic compliance division, will attempt to centralize compliance in three areas of the university: athletics, research and the medical center. Audit and Compliance Chair Robert Schottenstein said he knows where the project stems from and where the university must go from here. “This grew out of a crisis that sprung within our athletic department that raised questions about the university’s approach to compliance,” Schottenstein said. “It made us take a hard look into ways we can improve. We can use this as an opportunity to get better.” Thursday, the Audit and Compliance Committee met to discuss and move forward with the next

step of creating this centralized office. The purpose of the committee is to review university-wide protocols in order to establish that the best practices are happening at the university. In July, the committee met to set an action-plan for this transition. In September, all departments of the university were asked to provide charts, reports and training materials for review by the committee. Every department across the university will be evaluated in order to establish that each is working in order of compliance. Schottenstein commended the university for their quick reaction to the committee’s request. “The university should hold their head up high. We’re proud of their cooperation. How they have responded and what they have done,” Schottenstein said. The university-wide compliance project consists of three phases. Phase one, now complete, involved interviewing personnel within departments and reviewing the documents and research gathered in the inventory.

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@TheLantern Some canned foods found at SERV Corps booths in the Union and the RPAC this week and next week will have labels with a hunger statistic on it to promote hunger awareness, Morris said. SERV Corps organizes and runs Battle Against Hunger with assistance from Global Nutrition Club, a student organization that focuses on helping malnourished communities. Lauren Saunders, a fourth-year in human dietetics and president of Global Nutrition Club, said her goal is to impact the Columbus community in a larger way. “Just think, if every student donated just one non-perishable food item, we would have over 56,000 products to donate to our local food banks, which is simply amazing,” Saunders said in an email. “And of course, it is crucial to beat ‘the state up north’ in any competition in which we take part, so why not help out?” Battle Against Hunger’s collected canned goods are donated to local food pantries. Michigan donates

to Food Gathers, a non-profit food distribution organization in Michigan. All of OSU’s collected canned goods will be donated to Columbus’s Neighborhood Services, Inc. and the Broad Street Food Pantry. Kathy Kelly-Long, Food Pantry manager for the Broad Street Food Pantry, said she is happy to be a recipient of the Battle Against Hunger food drive donation. “Broad street food pantry is excited to be part of the battle against hunger since it will provide us with items we do normally have and allow us to stretch our budget,” Kelly-Long said in an email. “We serve 650 families every month and this extra food is important to our families.” SERV Corps is also selling Battle Against Hunger T-shirts for $5 with proceeds going to those same food banks. Students can donate canned goods at Battle Against Hunger collection sites found in the Ohio Union, RPAC and residence halls on campus.

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One obstacle waste generation per capita. The diversion rate category will be awarded to the school with the largest recycling rate overall, including compost, trash and recycling rate. The greenhouse gas reduction title is given to the school with the largest greenhouse gas reduction. The school with the largest recycling rate wins the recycling title. Organics reduction is the last category that schools will the judged in, and the school with the largest organic reduction waste wins the title. Any U.S. college or university can participate in the competition. According to the EPA’s website, the goals of the entire competition are to increase waste reduction awareness, increase university and college community participation, and lower the amount of waste generated at football games. Last year OSU placed first for diversion rate, for D1-FBS schools. Hawkey said he thinks this year will be even better, but there is more competition. “We will absolutely do better than we did last year; there is no doubt in my mind. But this year we also have more competition. The University of Colorado, Boulder has been using Zero Waste for four years now. And they put in a lot of extra work for their game,” Hawkey said. It is a competition, but all of the participants are striving for the same goal. “They are our biggest threat and biggest friend. It’s going to be a tight race and a tight match,” Hawkey said. “We’re really excited about it and we’ve gotten a lot of help and we’re doing a lot of things right.” Hawkey thinks the biggest obstacle OSU will

have to face in the competition is the number of fans in the stadium. “We are at a disadvantage because of our sheer size, we are so large our per person capita seems less and that hurts us in certain divisions,” Hawkey said. Students attending the game are urged to pay attention to the scarlet and gray signs by the recycling stations. Gray is for compost. If it looks like food or paper, compost it. Scarlet is for recycle. If it looks like plastic, recycle it. Alexis Canto, a fourth-year in city and regional planning, said she thinks the competition is a good idea, as long as people participate. “I think it’s awesome, there is such a huge amount of people at the games, and it would make a big impact if a school like OSU wins,” Cantu said. “The games are so wasteful. It will be effective as long as people actually do it and pay attention to where they are throwing things.” Hawkey said the best thing students can do is inform others about what is going on. Alex Wolf, a second-year in business, thinks that students need to be more aware about recycling and the competition. “I think it’s a good idea, games are big events and that would get a lot of people to do it. I participate in every game, even the Miami game. We have thousands of people to help, and it would be a big contribution,” Wolf said. “I think they need to get the word out. I wouldn’t have known about the initiative or the competition until now. More people need to be aware.” Hawkey said students can help each other in getting OSU Zero Waste a win. “If you see someone do something right, thank them. If someone is doing something wrong, give them a friendly reminder of the right way,” Hawkey said.

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Cody Cousino / Photo editor 1. Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller (5) launches the ball downfield during the 4th quarter of an NCAA football game against Wisconsin on Oct. 29, 2011. OSU won, 33-29.

2. Def Jam artist Big Sean takes the stage to thunderous applause from hardcore Columbus fans. The rapper brought his Finally Famous tour to Newport Music Hall Wednesday night.

3. OSU sophomore forward Jared Sullinger displays his ball-handling prowess during a photo shoot at menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball media day Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011

4. Ohio State outside hitter Kaitlyn Leary (11) reaches for the ball during an NCAA womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s volleyball match against Nebraska on Oct. 28, 2011. Ohio State lost, 3-1.

5. Ohio State wide receiver Devin Smith (15) comes down with the ball in the end zone during the 4th quarter of an NCAA football game against Wisconsin on Oct. 29, 2011. OSU won, 33-29.

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PAT BRENNAN AND MICHAEL PERIATT Sports editor and Asst. sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu and periatt.1@osu.edu There’s no question that Ohio State football (5-3, 2-2) vaulted itself into the race for a Big Ten Leaders Division title after its 33-29 upset win against then-No. 12-ranked Wisconsin. The real question is whether OSU can avoid a letdown in its upcoming game. With a Saturday contest against Indiana awaiting his team, first-year OSU head coach Luke Fickell said Thursday that he is weary of the Hoosiers. “Not that people believe it, but (Indiana) is a scary crew,” Fickell said. “I really believe that. With the way the offense is going for Indiana, they don’t mind coming (to OSU).” Indiana is in the middle of the pack among Big Ten offenses and is ranked No. 7 in the conference. The Hoosiers are averaging 23.2 points per game — just 1.3 points fewer than OSU. “They’ll be in a different mindset,” Fickell said. Surely, Indiana is in a different mindset compared to when it visited Ohio Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010. The Hoosiers lost, 38-10, that day but finished the season 5-7 and had a shot at bowl eligibility for parts of the year. In 2011, first-year Indiana head coach Kevin Wilson has led the Hoosiers to a 1-8 overall record and an 0-5 Big Ten record. Wilson also saw one of his top receivers, senior Damarlo Belcher, dismissed from the team this week. Co-defensive coordinator Mike Ekeler’s said he’s currently “extremely frustrated.” His unit has given up 51 points per game in the last four weeks “...We’ve gone downhill,” Ekeler said of Indiana’s

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OSU freshman receiver Devin Smith runs with the ball against Toledo Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011. 2011 performance. “I go home and I don’t sleep because I’m not used to this and I don’t want to get used to it. And I’m sick of it and I’m tired of it. It’s the most frustrating thing I’ve ever been a part of.” Though the defense has been disappointing for the Hoosiers, the offense has recently showed signs of life. They’ve averaged 31 points in their last two games and haven’t had trouble moving the ball. But

Indiana co-offensive coordinator Rod Smith said that athletically, the Buckeye defense will be tough to match up against. “They’re big, fast and strong if you like that kind of athlete,” Smith said. “I tell those guys all the time so it’s going to be a challenge each and every snap.” Wilson has at least remained upbeat, saying his team is looking forward to Saturday’s game. “We look forward to going into (Ohio Stadium),” Wilson said. “We look forward to going against the Buckeyes and it will be a great challenge.” Fickell voiced concerns about the Indiana squad on Thursday, but Wilson is also realistic about the challenge presented by OSU. “(OSU is) coming off back-to-back wins, they’re sitting at 5-3,” he said. “They could have three wins in a row. They played very well at Nebraska and their freshman quarterback (Braxton Miller) has done a nice job. “They are doing it with good players and a quarterback that can make plays. The last time we won against Ohio State was in the 80’s, so we’re playing a team that’s pretty good. It’s not like all of a sudden I say we have an advantage from playing those guys.” Both teams head into the contest with injuries. Fickell said Thursday that OSU junior running back Jordan Hall was “doubtful” for the game and Ekeler remarked that the Hoosiers have had so many injuries they are having trouble filling the scout team. Weary though he may be, Fickell said there would be no let down on Saturday. “We’ve been through enough,” he said, “and we know what the situation is.” Kickoff for Saturday’s game at the ‘Shoe is set for noon.

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Assuming Ohio State doesn’t suffer a massive upset against Indiana Saturday, what’s an appropriate way to gage the team’s success against an inferior opponent? If you happen to believe that OSU is a lock to whoop up on the Hoosiers Saturday, evaluate individual performances, as well as the coaching staff’s play calling, to gauge the team’s progress through Week 10 of the season. For instance, a sign of progress by OSU’s passing offense, ranked last in the Big Ten, would be an increased amount of passing plays by freshman quarterback Braxton Miller. Considering that Indiana’s pass defense is ranked No. 9 in the conference and allows 224 yards per game, Miller ought to complete a high percentage of his passes. Anything less should be concerning for OSU fans. Defensively, OSU’s fifth-ranked defense in the conference should look to limit Indiana, which comes to Columbus with the No. 7-ranked offense in the Big Ten. If the Hoosiers get into any kind of offensive rhythm on Saturday, it will be safe to say that the Buckeyes’ defense won’t have improved from last Saturday’s win against the Badgers. Will Jordan Hall be healthy for Saturday’s game? If not, who could fill in for him? First-year OSU head coach Luke Fickell addressed junior running back and kick returner Jordan’s Hall’s status for the Indiana game during a Thursday press conference, saying Hall was doubtful for the game. After scoring on a 2-yard run in the third quarter for the Buckeyes, Hall was injured during a 42-yard kick return with 1:10 remaining in last Saturday’s game against Wisconsin. That return helped set up OSU’s game-winning score against the Badgers with 20 seconds remaining in the game. “I don’t think (Hall) is going to make it,” Fickell said. Fickell said that sophomore receivers Corey “Philly” Brown and Chris Fields could replace Hall as kick returners. Fields had a 69-yard punt return for a touchdown against Toledo during OSU’s 27-22 win Sept. 10. Fields is also OSU’s second-leading punt returner, with 88 yards.

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OSU sophomore running back Carlos Hyde stretches for yards against Michigan State Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011. OSU lost, 10-7. Fickell also said that freshman receiver Devin Smith and senior running back Daniel “Boom” Herron are options in the return game. With Hall’s injury, sophomore back Carlos Hyde will climb the depth chart and possibly see time Saturday, Fickell said. Which players on Indiana’s offense could hurt OSU? Indiana’s offensive attack took a significant hit when senior receiver Damarlo Belcher was dismissed from the team for violating team rules. Belcher had tallied 25 receptions for 286 yards and one touchdown on the season and limits Indiana’s already limited offense. Sophomore Stephen Houston, the No. 9 back in the Big Ten in terms of statistics, remains though and he is a legitimate running threat for Indiana. Houston is averaging more than five yards per carry and has tallied 577 yards and six touchdowns in 2011. The Hoosiers’ Tre Roberson joins

Miller as an emerging, true-freshman quarterback in the Big Ten. Roberson is Indiana’s leading passer in 2011 having completed 43-of-72 passes for two touchdowns and two interceptions. Roberson leads a modest Hoosiers’ passing attack, however. Sophomore Kofi Hughes, the team’s leading receiver, averages 15 yards per game and has scored two touchdowns in 2011 for Indiana. Such is life for a 1-8 team that also enters Saturday with an 0-5 record in the Leaders’ Division. Does Indiana have any chance on Saturday against OSU? Simply put, there is no way the Hoosiers will come into Ohio Stadium and upset the heavily-favored Buckeyes. Forget any of OSU’s shortcomings. The fact is that Indiana is in a transition year with first-year head coach Kevin Wilson trying to get a team turned around that has already been eliminated from bowl contention

in 2011. Whatever Indiana’s rallying cry will be on Saturday, whether it be playing for pride or a signature win for its seniors to remember, it won’t be able to cope with a more talented and athletic OSU team that still has its sights set on an appearance in the inaugural Big Ten Championship Game and a Leaders Division title. The Buckeyes will not be denied on Saturday. Score prediction: Ohio State 37, Indiana 10

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BIG TEN Football Standings Leaders Division Team

Big Ten record

Overall record

1. Penn State

5-0

8-1

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5-3

3. Wisconsin

2-2

6-2

4. Purdue

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4-4

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Ohio State first-year head coach Luke Fickell has successfully led the Buckeyes to two straight wins against ranked opponents. This week sees OSU entering a potential, but unlikely, “trap” game against the 1-8 Indiana Hoosiers. Here’s what the Buckeyes must do to improve to 3-2 in the Big Ten.

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Special teams Junior punter Ben Buchanan downed three more punts inside the 20-yard line against Wisconsin to give him 20 punts inside the 20 for the season and 11 punts inside the 10. He has been spectacular all season and will continue to do the same. Sophomore kicker Drew Basil has not missed a field goal attempt since OSU’s Week 2 win against Toledo and has connected on 10 consecutive tries . He is another beacon of consistency for the Buckeyes. The kickoff and punt coverage have been stellar as well, as opponents average just 17.7 and 6.1 yards per respective return. They will need to stay the course this week and force the bonus of scoring points on the Hoosier offense.

Big Ten record

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1. Nebraska

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2. Michigan

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3. MSU

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4. Iowa

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5. Minnesota

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2-6

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Offense This is a perfect week to give freshman quarterback Braxton Miller a longer leash. The Buckeyes are facing a defense that averages more than 36 points allowed for the season and 51 points the last four weeks. With such a suspect defense, Fickell and offensive coordinator Jim Bollman should open up the playbook for Miller this week and see how the freshman responds. As always, Daniel “Boom” Herron will need to be the main focus, at least until OSU builds a comfortable lead. The Buckeyes are 20-1 in games, where Herron rushes for 55 yards or more. The offensive line (J.B. Shugarts) only had one false start penalty against the Badgers, and will need to continue to eliminate penalties altogether as it will be important down the line in bigger games. Turnovers are usually key in “trap” games, so if Miller or the offense begins turning the ball over, the coaches will need to shorten the leash again. If necessary, OSU should be able to win this game without

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OSU junior defensive tackle John Simon lunges to make a play against Colorado Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011. OSU won, 37-17. offensive line that has allowed 23 sacks this season. With quarterback pressure comes poor throws and interceptions. The Silver Bullets haven’t scored a touchdown yet this season and this week would be a prime time to change that. As Fickell noted in his Tuesday press conference, the Hoosiers are young and will battle the entire game. They are aggressive and have nothing to lose. It is up to the defense to contain that aggressiveness and not take their opponent too lightly.

throwing a pass against the Hoosiers, who have allowed and average of 234.7 yards rushing per game this season.

Coaching The coaches need to make sure the team keeps its head in the game. Indiana isn’t a very imposing opponent and may be easy to look past the Hoosiers. With two losses in the Big Ten already and still a good chance at a Big Ten Championship Game appearance, the Buckeyes cannot afford to take anything for granted. Miller had his coming-out party against the Badgers and is riding a wave of confidence. The coaches should fuel that confidence by opening up the playbook for him. If he doesn’t respond, they can scale it back again. But if there is any game this season in which Miller could afford to make some freshman mistakes in the name of aggressiveness, this is it.

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Rapper Sean Michael Anderson, better known by his stage name, Big Sean, performs at Newport Music Hall Nov. 2, 2011.

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Patrick Maks Lantern reporter maks.1@osu.edu Not a lot of people make it out of the west side of Detroit. But despite some pretty steep odds, Sean Michael Anderson did exactly that. Anderson, better known by his stage name, “Big Sean,” always wanted to be famous. He wanted to be the best rapper to ever live. And he finally got a chance to chase that dream when Kanye West signed him to his G.O.O.D Music Label in 2007. In a matter of four years, Anderson has gone from a being a relatively unknown rapper with a string of successful mixtapes to a hip-hop superstar who just released his first studio album, “Finally Famous,” in June. “This game will change you for the better or for the worse, and I feel like it’s changing me for the better,” Anderson said in an interview with The Lantern after his show Wednesday at Newport Music Hall. “I’m not the same guy I was two years ago.” Commercial hits like “My Last,” “I Do It” and “Marvin Gaye and Chardonnay” have propelled the 23-year-old and his debut effort on what he calls the “I Am Finally Famous Tour.” Fortunately for Big Sean

fans in central Ohio, Columbus happened to be on the list of about 30 cities chosen for the Detroit rapper to showcase his newfound glory. “I love Columbus,” he said. “You got to show love, you got crazy, the energy was crazy. People were crazy. I feel like I made a lot of new fans, you know. The show had been sold out for a while.” Fans showed their appreciation by lining up for blocks outside of the Newport hours before the doors were scheduled to open. Anderson returned the favor by putting on a show with a set list that included a mix of songs from “Finally Famous” and the mixtapes that had started it all. And, while he was no John Legend, Anderson did an admirable job at singing the hook to his reflective “Memories, Pt. II,” which features Legend on the track. But even with the playfully cocky lyrics, the gold chains and gold Rolex, Anderson tries not to let his rise to stardom change what led him to this place he always dreamed of from the start. “I work hard,” he said. “I’m very humble … I feel like whatever you get, you can lose twice as fast. I’ve seen way too many people fall off and I never want to see that happen.” Perhaps what’s most striking about Anderson, though, is his drive to not just be better than the next guy, but to be the best of them all. “I feel like I’m going to be one of the greatest

rappers of all-time,” he said. “And, you know, I know I say that not with a cocky attitude but an attitude that I’m going to work for that (stuff).” And he’s not the only one with this vision of him wearing the crown. His mentor, the same man who he rapped for in a fateful, chance meeting at a radio station in Detroit in 2005, Kanye West, agrees. “I remember sitting at the dinner with Kanye, and Kanye was like, ‘Man, Big Sean going to be the best rapper and I’m saying this next to Jay-Z,’ and Jay was looking like, ‘Whatever,’ you know,” Anderson said with a giant smile on his face. It’s not a surprise, then, that Anderson is already in the early stages of his second album, which he wants to be more introspective compared to “Finally Famous,” which he said focused more on building strong relationships with the radio. “I really want to tell more stories,” he said. “I want to, you know, be a role model.” At only 23 years old, though, many feel he has a long way to go until he reaches the same heights that Jay-Z and West have. “I don’t want to let (Kanye) down, I don’t want to let my family down, I don’t want to let myself down,” Anderson said. But if anything is clear, it’s that the only person who knows if Anderson will go from finally famous to finally legendary is himself.

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3rd installment in ‘Harold & Kumar’ franchise hits series high Matt Kraus Senior Lantern reporter kraus.86@osu.edu The biggest criticism one can levy against the “Harold & Kumar” movies is that they are incredibly scatterbrained, and that’s an understatement. The central conceit of each film in the series is that the protagonists (John Cho as Harold and Kal Penn as Kumar) wish to perform a single task, yet they are derailed at every turn by drugs, violence, women and Neil Patrick Harris. In each case, the over-arching plot that strings these random events together is about as flimsy as tissue paper, so it would be counterproductive to criticize a “Harold & Kumar” movie based wholly on its artistic merit. Instead, judging “A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas,” the series’ third and latest installment, comes down to a single question: does it deliver in the laughs department? This film is little more than a package of crude gags meant to bring out the adolescent boy in us all. If the gags work, then the film is a success. If they don’t quite hit, then the film is a failure. To think much more about it would be laughable. In the case of this latest film, the answer is a pretty resounding “yes.” In many ways, it is far funnier than the first two films, which often fell into long, dull stretches between the more effective bits. The best jokes in a “Harold & Kumar” movie come when the absurdity is turned all the way up, and “Christmas” amps up the insanity from moment one and never brings the film back down to Earth. The weirder it is, the more likely the audience is to forgive its multiple digressions that, while humorous, don’t really have much to do with anything. Take, for instance, the scenes that people tend to remember from each of the first two films — the ones with Neil Patrick Harris. He is in each movie for about five minutes, yet his name has become synonymous with the names “Harold” and “Kumar.” (He’s even on the poster for “Christmas.”) His moments are often the most ridiculous, yet his are the sequences that audiences are most likely to remember. “A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas” uses that level of absurdity in each scene, and as a

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John Cho (left) and Kal Penn (right) star in ‘A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas,’ scheduled to hit theaters Nov. 4, 2011. result, this installment’s five minutes of Harris don’t feel quite as comparably weird. “A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas” also improves on its predecessors by adding new characters that expand the film’s universe, which in the past has been restricted to whatever our heroes are up to. This has long been one of the series’ greatest problems: Harold and Kumar themselves are a blast to hang out with, but they’ve never really been in a movie that reaches the same level of amiability. (It should be noted that the women in this universe aren’t exactly three-dimensional beings. If they take their clothes off, they serve their purpose). “Christmas” adds new friends such as Todd (Tom Lennon) and Adrian (Amir Blumenfeld), who are often just as fun to hang out with as the titular characters themselves.

This film also doesn’t tone down the series’ trademark self-awareness. In many ways, it raises it to almost-distracting levels. At one point, Harold is referred to as “Sulu,” which is the role Cho played in J.J. Abrams’ “Star Trek.” In another moment, a jab is taken at Penn’s non-“Harold & Kumar” job working in the White House. Even more gloriously brazen is the film’s use of 3-D, which never misses an opportunity to throw something — be it smoke, eggs or appendages — at the audience’s face. The “Harold & Kumar” series has never been afraid of obnoxiousness, and while “Christmas” is the most obnoxious of all, it is also the most consistent installment the series has yet to offer. It still has a tough time focusing, but the ride is pretty darn fun. Grade: B

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