Ohio State wide receiver Chris Olave catches a touchdown against the Michigan Wolverines during the second quarter at Ohio Stadium.(Photo: Joseph Maiorana, USA TODAY Sports) COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State football season started with coach Urban Meyer sitting on his couch with a three-game suspension. The Buckeyes then lost star defensive lineman Nick Bosa to a season-ending injury in September. More adversity arrived with a 49-20 loss to unheralded Purdue. All season it seemed as if Ohio State was hanging on as much as it was winning. But all of the pain was erased Saturday when the No. 10 Buckeyes downed No. 4 Michigan 62-39 in one of the most dominant scoring performances this rivalry has ever seen. Not since Teddy Roosevelt was president, in 1902, has one team scored that many points in this rivalry game. “We just played as hard as we possibly could and kept going…
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