COLUMBUS, Ohio — Shaun Wade returned to Ohio State football — twice, in fact, in the past year — with a dual goal in mind. He wanted to help the Buckeyes finish a job that fell short in 2019 and win the 2020 national championship. Wade also wanted to get better. He broke out as Ohio State’s starting slot cornerback on a loaded defense in 2019. Making the transition to outside cornerback would require adjustment and improvement and the same self-critique that has driven him throughout his career. Tuesday, less than 24 hours before he was became the first Buckeye named the Tatum-Woodson Big Ten Defensive Back of the Year, Wade still saw flaws he must correct as the Buckeyes begin that playoff push. “I’ve still got a lot of room to get better at,” Wade said. “I’m just hard on myself at the end of the day, so I’ve…
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