Is Ohio State's Defense Good Enough To Win A National Championship?

In the wake of Ohio State's victory over Penn State, head coach Ryan Day may have raised a few eyebrows when he said the Buckeyes' defense won the game for them. After a game where they gave up 361 passing yards to a team that struggled against Illinois a week earlier, is that really true? Buckeye Scoop's Xs and Os guru Ross Fulton joins host Tom Orr to explain what he saw from the OSU defense in the Penn State game. - Why the game plan against the Nittany Lions might be more or less what you can expect moving forward. - Were they blitzing more? And if so, is that something you'll continue to see? - Why were RPOs so effective against them when the PSU rushing attack was a non-factor? - How will they make up for the loss of LB Steele Chambers for the first half against Nebraska? - Is this defense good enough to win the national championship?