ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The visiting locker room was loud and triumphant and nearing capacity Saturday afternoon, as one final Ohio State Buckeye made his way up Michigan Stadium’s famous tunnel. A few moments earlier, he had climbed into the stands to hug his parents. In the tunnel, one fan stopped him to take a selfie. Others shouted congratulations. He moved ahead haltingly, because it’s painstaking work, being loved so much. FOX FOUR AFTER WEEK 12 At last, Ezekiel Elliott saw a seam and broke through the crowd — as he had all afternoon — and spotted an Ohio State official waving him along. He hurried toward the doorway and hollered “HEEEEEEYYYYYY!” as he disappeared into all the smiling faces on the other side. Yes, one week later, all is forgiven. To be clear, Elliott shouldn’t have needed to apologize, even though he did, over and over again. (Ohio State coach Urban Meyer placed the estimate at more than 30 times.) Elliott had criticized the Buckeyes’ play-calling after last weekend’s listless loss to Michigan State, saying he wanted more touches…
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