As the college football regular season begins to wind down, one team appears to be peaking at the perfect time. The No. 4 Ohio State Buckeyes. Coming into Saturday, Ohio State had won seven consecutive games and was welcoming into Columbus a No. 19 Purdue squad that appeared to be on the rise. Purdue already had two wins against top-five ranked Big Ten opponents this season, defeating then-No. 2-ranked Iowa 24-7, and topping then-No. 3 Michigan State 40-29 last week. But by halftime of its matchup with Ohio State on Saturday, Purdue was already trailing 45-17 and didn’t look like it belonged on the same field as the Buckeyes. The Boilermakers eventually lost 59-31. The Buckeyes’ offense has been a well-oiled machine since a Week 2 loss to Oregon, scoring at least 40 points in six of its eight games during the current winning streak. They are being led by…
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