Ohio State coach Urban Meyer indicated his frame of mind Monday was “on to Northwestern” with his Buckeyes now two days removed from their first loss of the season, a 24-21 upset at Penn State on Saturday night.“It’s not business as usual,” Meyer said after a loss that saw his team drop from No.2 in the major polls to No.6 in Associated Press media vote and No.8 in the coaches’ poll. “We had a team meeting yesterday … lot of them (players) wanted to get back on routine, get the stuff out of their system.”The idea after a loss, just the fifth in 61 games of the five-season Meyer era at OSU, is to “Let it hurt for a while,” Meyer said. Then admit “It happened. Move on. Get ready for a good team coming in here.”>> Video | Ohio State right guard Billy Price on the team moving on from loss at Penn StateThe Wildcats (4-3, 3-1) will enter on a three-game winning streak after Iowa, Michigan State and Indiana.“I think they’ve averaging 38 points their last three games,” Meyer said. “They’re playing well.”And how are the Buckeyes playing? The defense gave up a couple of lightning drives to…
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