Ohio State guillotined Nebraska on Saturday in Lincoln, 56-14. The Buckeyes were up 42-0 four minutes into the third quarter, and they started using backups down the stretch, as Nebraska ran up a bunch of late yards to make the game’s numbers look less lopsided than they should’ve been. But this was still not a lot more complicated than Ohio State completely overwhelming someone again. The Buckeyes haven’t fallen off the national radar, but what they’ve done lately seems like it hasn’t gotten enough fanfare. Since falling 31-16 to then-No. 5 Oklahoma in Week 2, Urban Meyer’s team been clobbering everything it’s faced: 38-7 against Army 54-21 against UNLV 56-0 against Rutgers 62-14 against Maryland 56-14 against Nebraska Ohio State also beat Indiana, 49-21. “But,” you’re thinking, “none of those teams is any good at all.” You are correct. Ohio State still hasn’t beaten a really good team this season.…
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