COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football split its first two games of the season where the win came on the road, and the loss came to a non-conference opponent at home. The Buckeyes did so while breaking in a redshirt freshman quarterback who didn’t throw a single pass the year before paired with a defense filled with young guys who you think have upside, but you’re not entirely sure. Now they’re going to fall out of the top 10 and spend the next 10 weeks trying to build a resume that allows them to sneak their way into the College Football Playoff. Oh yeah, and this is all happening in Year 3 of a new head coach. Sound familiar? “Our main objective is still there,” Haskell Garrett said after the game. “We need to get to Indy. It was a non-conference game. We’re gonna take this as a lesson and…
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