COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football knows exactly what it feels like to play with supreme confidence in its offense, having so recently laid waste to a four-game stretch of its schedule. It next faces a Purdue team coming off of the high of a 40-29 victory over Michigan State. Quarterback Aidan O’Connell, a former walk-on, threw for 536 yards and three touchdowns. David Bell received 11 completions and 217 of those yards. Ohio State is the only Big Ten Conference offense with more passing touchdowns and more passing yards per game than Purdue. “They’re definitely a great team,” OSU linebacker Cody Simon said. “For me, it’s all about team defense and the back end working with the front end to create pressure and create different looks for the offense. For us, it’s always about working together.” Only Nebraska and Iowa have allowed more sacks than Purdue among Big Ten…
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