COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Army didn’t put up much a fight against Ohio State last week, so it was hard to tell whether the No. 10 Buckeyes had solved the glaring problems that doomed them in the previous week’s loss to Oklahoma. Saturday’s game against Nevada-Las Vegas won’t be much of a measuring stick, either. The Mountain West school known more for basketball has had just three winning football seasons in the past 30. The Runnin’ Rebels were 4-8 last season, and opened the 2017 campaign with a mystifying loss to 45-point underdog Howard. Ohio State will use this game to iron out some problems with the passing game that have lingered since last season and some soft spots in the defensive secondary. The Buckeyes next big test won’t be until No. 5 Penn State comes to town Oct. 28. ”A big part of getting ready for this game is the…
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