After a four touchdown performance in a primetime matchup with Oklahoma in mid-September, it looked as though Noah Brown was blossoming into Ohio State’s next premiere wide receiver. Then, against Big Ten bottom dweller Rutgers, he recorded just one catch. Against Michigan State, he was targeted just once and didn’t record a touch as the Buckeyes struggled to move the ball in a 17-16 win. So why has arguably Ohio State’s best true wide receiver seemingly vanished from the offense? Buckeye head coach Urban Meyer said it is not just one thing limiting Brown’s touches. “We have to target him a little bit more, he has to separate a little bit better, and we have to protect the quarterback,” Meyer said Dec. 15. “It’s not one thing or we would fix the one thing.” With Brown’s touches being limited, H-back Curtis Samuel has proved to be Ohio State’s go-to playmaker on…
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