Depending on who, you ask, Ohio State might not even belong in this year’s installment of the College Football Playoff. The Buckeyes failed to win their Conference Championship, an honor that went to the Penn State Nittany Lions, and have looked largely pedestrian many times this season. Regardless, the Buckeyes are just two games away from their second National Championship in three years. Yesterday I wrote three reasons why Ohio State would win the College Football Playoff, today I’m doing the opposite. Here are three reasons why Ohio State won’t win the College Football Playoff The Passing Game Doesn’t Improve Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett, by all accounts, is having a down year in the passing game. This season, the redshirt junior has thrown the ball for 2428 yards and 24 touchdowns; a stat line that pales in comparison to his redshirt freshman campaign. That year, Barrett threw for 2824…
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