Joey Kaufman | Buckeye Xtra Ohio State was ranked sixth in its return to the Associated Press poll on Sunday. It was the first time Big Ten teams were eligible to be included in the top-25 rankings since the conference voted to restart its season earlier this month. The Buckeyes were behind top-ranked Clemson, as well as Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Notre Dame, all teams that have played at least one game this fall, rounding out the rest of the top-five. Other teams from the Big Ten to return to the poll included No. 10 Penn State, No. 19 Wisconsin and No. 23 Michigan. In the preseason, Ohio State was in a higher poll position, ranked second and only narrowly edged by Clemson for the top spot. Voters were split this week on how to peg the Buckeyes, who have not played since teams from other conferences in the Football…
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