Whatever the problems were with consistency for the Ohio State offense last week in the upset loss at Penn State, apparently in the thinking of Urban Meyer and his staff they can be fixed with the personnel who have seen most of the playing time all season.“No,” was Meyer’s terse answer Wednesday after practice when asked whether anyone caught his eye the past couple of days in terms of being elevated to more action against Northwestern on Saturday, such as in the wide receiver corps.Thus it appears the wide receiver rotation that features Noah Brown, Parris Campbell, Terry McLaurin, James Clark and K.J. Hill will remain the same, though freshmen Austin Mack and Binjimen Victor, now into their seventh week as collegians, were considered prized members of the highly rated 2016 recruiting class.Though the past couple of days have been about standard practices typical for the early week, Meyer said he has noticed a more angry team this week, especially among the upperclassmen, after the first loss of the season and just the fifth in his five years as OSU coach (56-5).“Thursday and Friday is more of the motivational, and you’ll see more of that” desire, Meyer said.But really, he…
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