It’s hard to talk to someone who isn’t an Ohio State fan about the “offensive struggles” of the Buckeyes two of the last three weeks and have them take you seriously. The Scarlet and Gray remained ranked in the top two in most major offensive categories and put up 961 yards in two games against Penn State and Nebraska. Yet anyone who watches Ohio State closely week in and week out knew something wasn’t right over that stretch. The offense went from scoring nearly 58 points per game over the previous four contests to fewer than 30 in back-to-back nine-point wins. There was so much talk about red zone issues — despite overall continuing to be one of the best in the country in that department — that you might think Buckeye Nation was back in 2018. Last Saturday against Purdue, however, the Scarlet and Gray offense got back on…
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