Ohio State coach Ryan Day compared trying to throw the ball during last week’s 50 mph gusts in Evanston, Illinois, to a golfer trying to play in similar wind. We’ll continue the golf theme by pointing out how the Buckeyes bogeyed against Northwestern 21-7, which opened the door for Michigan to move atop the rankings. It could have been worse for Ohio State – at least it wasn’t a quadruple bogey – but struggling against a 38-point underdog that was 1-7 is no way to impress the BTPR. Want to keep up with Ohio State? Don’t miss a single Buckeyes story. Get a great deal by subscribing to the Dispatch today at www.dispatch.com/subscribenow/. Illinois, meanwhile, fell back to earth in the West, which is a sea of mediocrity. Having suddenly found some offense, Iowa may be the best of the bunch. 1. Michigan (9-0, 6-0 Big Ten) Last week: 2…
Continue Reading: Big Ten Power Rankings: Michigan takes advantage of Ohio State bogey to move into top spot
