PHOENIX – After giving up eight sacks in a 30-27 double overtime victory over Michigan on Nov. 26, the Ohio State offensive line looked as though it had some chinks in the armor despite finishing its season 11-1. More specifically, right tackle Isaiah Prince had been the focus of criticism for his performance, as Wolverine defensive end Taco Charlton beat him off the edge on multiple occasions to the tune of nine total tackles and 2.5 sacks in the loss to the Buckeyes. After finishing up bowl practice just before the Christmas holiday, Ohio State offensive coordinator Ed Warinner said he has seen Prince and the entire Buckeye offensive front improve ahead of the Fiesta Bowl matchup scheduled for Saturday night. “Isaiah is very interested in improving and very interested in taking care of his business,” Warinner said Tuesday. “(He is) very coachable and has a really good attitude and…
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