Greg Bartram-USA TODAY Sports The Buckeyes were almost unfathomably bad against the Spartans. Though no member of the Ohio State program is going to feel good about the Buckeyes’ undefeated season ending against Michigan State, everyone responsible for Ohio State’s offense should probably feel the worst. The Buckeyes gained just 132 yards in their loss to the Spartans, and ran only 45 plays, both the lowest totals of the Urban Meyer era. But how bad are those numbers, really? 1. This was the worst performance by an Urban Meyer offense. Ever. Ohio State’s 132 yards of total offense are the fewest in a game by any Urban Meyer-coached team. — ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) November 21, 2015 Ohio State’s previous smallest tally of total offense under Meyer was 236, racked up against Wisconsin in 2012 — and that one went to overtime, and produced a win. The Buckeyes still covered more than a full field less ground in Saturday’s debacle. 2. After the previous worst game by a Meyer offense, he cried…
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