COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nebraska was one of the more vocal schools when the Big Ten elected to postpone the 2020 season and deserve some credit for why it will start on Saturday. Its reward is being the first team to face the Ohio State football program inside Ohio Stadium. The Buckeyes come in as a 26-point favorite against a team they’re 7-1 against all time. But the Cornhuskers showed that they were a team on the rise with Adrian Martinez as a true freshman starting quarterback. But Martinez took a step back in year two as Ohio State’s defense terrorize him behind Chase Young and Jeff Okudah, holding him to 47 passing yards and three interceptions. That was the beginning of what ended up being a sophomore slump for the former four-star quarterback. But Young and Okudah and gone to the NFL, and the Buckeyes will rely on players on…
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