COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State Buckeyes come into the second week of the college football season looking to play better defense, while the Oregon Ducks need to improve their offensive output. Which team improves the most between their individual needs will likely come out on top this Saturday. Looking at the matchup overall, the physicality of the matchup could also be a key indicator of the final outcome. Here’s a look at the offensive and defensive matchups heading into the football game. Ohio State Offense Versus the Oregon Defense First-year starting quarterback CJ Stroud provided good and bad moments during his first start against Minnesota. The talented redshirt freshman went 13 of 22 for 294 yards, four touchdowns, and one interception. With a talented receiving core that could several players to the NFL, there’s no doubt that the Buckeyes should be able to pass the football on the Ducks…
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