Ohio State has been the most consistent team in college football over the last 15 years with only two seasons of fewer than 10 wins since 2002. When the Buckeyes landed Urban Meyer, a man with two national championships at Florida, it was a perfect combination of a top-level head coach and a program with all the necessary resources to be successful. Meyer has delivered, averaging better than 12 wins and winning OSU’s eighth national championship in 2014. Despite the overall success, there is one area where the Buckeyes have failed to impress and that’s in the Big Ten. While Meyer’s teams have averaged eight conference wins per year, the Scarlet and Gray have only one Big Ten title under Meyer after winning six crowns under Jim Tressel. It has not always been losses that have taken Ohio State out of the running in the Big Ten, and sometimes other…
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