This loss wasn’t the 49-20 debacle against Purdue in 2018, or even the sluggish 17-14 loss in 2015 to Michigan State. Deion Sanders’ advice to college athletes on NIL rights What to watch next Click to expand Replay Video In other words, No. 3 Ohio State’s 35-28 loss at home to No. 11 Oregon wasn’t an utter failure in effort or execution but a statement on the Ducks’ development into one of the early favorites for the College Football Playoff. The questions stemming from this loss instead revolve around where the Buckeyes go from here, and specifically whether this team is capable of bouncing back from a rare early-season failure to meet the preseason expectations heaped on one of the most dominant programs in the sport. From NFL plays to college sports scores, all the top sports news you need to know every day. ?For one, is the ability of…
Continue Reading: Opinion: Oregon win punctures Ohio State's aura of invincibility, prompts pressing questions
