
Good teams sometimes make mistakes. Great teams pick each other up and find ways to overcome adversity. When they Buckeyes led 35-7 after scoring on the opening drive of the second half, nobody expected Indiana to have a chance to tie the game on the very last play. Perhaps it’s still too early to know just how good this team can be. Ohio State played a far-from-perfect game against No. 9 Indiana, but every time one of the Buckeyes stumbled, someone else picked them up. The Hoosiers proved a worthy opponent after trailing 35-7 two minutes into the third quarter, but Ohio State held on to win, 42-35. It’s not far-fetched to say this was the worst game of Justin Fields career as a Buckeye (which is impressive considering he finished with 300 yards passing on 18-of-30 passes, including two touchdowns). Fields said earlier this week that most of the…
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