Ohio State is currently the No. 2 team in the USA Today coaches poll, quarterback Braxton Miller is an early Heisman favorite, and the Buckeyes are expected to challenge Alabama for BCS supremacy before we move to a playoff system in 2014. Expectations in Columbus are always high. Kyle Rowland of ElevenWarriors.com certainly subscribes to that theory: But with the Buckeyes returning 13 starters on both sides of the ball and holding the honor of being the only team in the nation that finished with an undefeated record in 2012, those expectations are higher than ever. Handling high expectations will make or break Ohio State’s 2013 season. Make no mistake—there’s no reason not to like the Buckeyes as a clear-cut favorite to represent college football in one-half of this year’s national championship game. If you’re under the impression that the SEC will find its way to Pasadena next year for
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