COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State is supposed to be vulnerable right now. A youthful team only days removed from losing a game in which it was a 19-point favorite has to make for a fragile psyche, but maybe Ohio State’s next opponent feels as if it’s in the worst possible spot on the Buckeyes’ schedule. Is Ohio State angry? Is Northwestern standing in the way? Chicago Tribune sports writer Teddy Greenstein asked Urban Meyer on the Big Ten Teleconference Tuesday if his team is angry coming off the loss to Penn State and if there’s an impact on the team’s preparation. Meyer bought into the theory. “I hope so,” Meyer said. “I think there is something to that, but that’s up to each team and we’re going to try to make sure we teach them that. “I always make the comment that at the times when you’re winning, don’t get bored with winning, don’t get bored with the process with winning and the preparation it takes. There were certainly things (in the Penn State loss) where I’m not sure if it was focus or whatever, but we just didn’t execute. “There’s going to be a high attention to detail. Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald is anticipating some anger. “Nobody…
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