After losing running back J.K. Dobbins to the NFL after last season, many questioned whether the Ohio State running game would be able to duplicate the same kind of success they had in 2019. The Buckeyes did have Justin Fields returning at quarterback, along with Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson both returning at receiver, though. After having one of the better passing attacks in the country in 2019, most felt that if needed, the passing game would be able to offset any drop in production the running game would suffer. Then in March, Trey Sermon announced he would be transferring in from Oklahoma to finish his college career at Ohio State. The addition of Sermon, along with Master Teague III, has given the Buckeyes one of the best one-two punches at running back in the nation. Coming into their New Year’s Day matchup with Clemson in the Sugar Bowl, the…
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