Ohio State entered this season ranked 121st out of 127 Football Bowl Subdivision teams with just 50 percent of the team’s offensive production returning. The Buckeyes also lost several key contributors on defense, including their top four linebackers, and didn’t have an opportunity get younger players into games during last year’s pandemic-shortened season. So, it shouldn’t come as surprise that there have been some growing pains on both sides of the ball this fall, most of which reared their head in Ohio State’s loss to Oregon in Week 2. But now, almost a month later, head coach Ryan Day believes the Buckeyes are finally starting to put it all together. “We’re a very different team than we were (earlier this season),” Day said. “I felt that way based on the way we’ve been practicing and growing. We hadn’t really showed that on the field, and I thought we took another…
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