Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck expects no drop-off from visiting Ohio State on Thursday even though the No. 4 Buckeyes have to find replacements at several positions, including quarterback. “They’ve lost some guys, but they’re a team that reloads,” Fleck said. “They don’t rebuild as they have very talented guys that are coming in and playing. So, at every position they have depth and experience and they’ve got guys that are really, really talented. “We’ve got to be the best team we can be on Thursday night. That’s where my focus lies, and that’s what we’ll continue to focus on.” Ohio State was 7-1 in 2020 and lost in the College Football Playoff title game to Alabama, 52-24. The Buckeyes are favored to win a fifth straight Big Ten title and appear in a third straight CFP. “We’re expected to be the best,” Ohio State coach Ryan Day said last spring.…
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