With several key contributors returning and superfluous talent on the way in this recruiting cycle, Ohio State is once again considered a frontrunner to reach the 2018 College Football Playoff according to ESPN. Buckeyes fans are getting used to this under Urban Meyer, who following a 12-win season, is now 73–8 over his first six years in Columbus. RELATED: ESPN’s bold predictions for 2018 college football season The defending Big Ten champion Buckeyes have some unfinished business in the final four after being left out in December in favor of eventual national champion Alabama and appear to have a 2018 schedule conducive to success with a notable standout non-conference showdown vs. TCU in Arlington on Sept. 15. From ESPN’s Mark Schlabach: Who’s going to be starting at quarterback for Ohio State next fall? Dwayne Haskins, Tate Martell or Joe Burrow? Regardless of who it is, ESPN has the Buckeyes playing for…
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