It was dubbed “Separation Saturday” by numerous analysts across the country. In an immediate swipe, every debate and ranking was utterly useless at the end of the night on Saturday. Some of the Tigers were actually real (Clemson) while others were nothing but posers (LSU). Michigan State’s luck ran out and TCU was shown as the defenseless pretender they truly were. Yet, as many teams fell, a few managed to stay on top. Ohio State Football can feel pretty confident that J.T. Barrett will find his way to the field on Saturday against Illinois after the shaky performance by backup Cardale Jones. Alabama looked as dominant defensively as Derrick Henry looked carrying the rock. Let’s take a look at what “Separation Saturday” meant for the Ohio State Buckeyes. Nov 7, 2015; Columbus, OH, USA; Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer gets clarification from an official in the game against the Minnesota Golden Gophers at Ohio Stadium. Ohio State won the game 28-14. …
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