COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football had already secured a win over Wisconsin to clinch its third-straight Big Ten Championship. The defense’s only goal was to keep the Badgers out of the endzone to keep them at 21 points. But Wisconsin was putting together a quality drive that landed it at Ohio State’s 10-yard line following a 24-yard pass from Jack Coan to Jake Ferguson after being bobble around in the air by a multitude of players on both sides. Coan had already reached the end zone once earlier that night and looked to do so again to close out the game. Then he ran into Josh Proctor, who made the perfect play to punctuate what had been a second-half dominated by the Ohio State outscoring Wisconsin 27-10 and holding them to just 138 yards. “It’s a perfect way to end it, I’m happy,” Proctor told cleveland.com. “We’re not finished…
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