10, Ohio State’s warmup session is over. For the first six weeks, the Buckeyes faced lesser competition, giving them time to get new staters acclimated, find themselves offensively and sharpen things up on defense. Everyone knew heading into the season the first half of the schedule was iffy, at best. But from this point forward, the warmups are over. The crux of the schedule is right in Ohio State’s face, and it’s time of them to step up. 9, A glance at the schedule reveals just how good the Buckeyes have had it. The first six teams on the schedule are a combined 16-19. The only team the Buckeyes have played so far with a record better than .500 is Indiana (4-2). Conversely, the next six opponents the Buckeyes will face are a combined 26-9. Rutgers (2-3) is the only sub-.500 team remaining. 8, The OSU offense looks as if it found a winner in the new quarterback rotation, with Cardale Jones leading the offense in all situations until the Buckeyes reach the red zone, where J.T…
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