COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Ohio State football wasn’t necessarily sharp in its 43-30 win over Maryland as it heads into rivalry week, but then again, neither was its rival. “When you’re playing in November in the Big Ten, these are challenges week in and week out,” head coach Ryan Day said. “The number one goal is to win and move on.” The Buckeyes trailed the Terrapins at halftime and then needed to play a fourth-quarter game to beat a team that they’ve dominated from the moment the program joined the Big Ten in 2014. But at least it was relying on its defense to hold off an opponent on the road. Michigan needed a fourth-quarter comeback at home against Illinois to ensure it did its part it setting up an 11-0 vs. 11-0 rivalry game next Saturday. “What more could you ask for,” defensive end Zach Harrison said. Both sides…
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