COLUMBUS, Ohio — Urban Meyer didn’t appear emotional walking into Ohio Stadium for the first time this season, or at least he did a good job of hiding it. But if you wondered if the head coach, back from a three-game suspension, was interested in making some kind of statement on Saturday against Tulane, perhaps you got a glimpse of that toward the end of the first half. The Buckeyes were up 35-6 when Meyer used a pair of timeouts to get the ball back late in the second quarter. The offense entered full pass mode, five receivers and Dwayne Haskins looking to add on another score in a game that was already well in hand. Haskins found Austin Mack on a fade in the back of the end zone, his fifth touchdown pass of the half that had Ohio State in cruise mode heading into the break of what…
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