ATLANTA, GA — Playing indoors in Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Saturday night in a College Football Playoff semifinal against Georgia won’t automatically solve every issue with the Ohio State offense. Unless it does. Ohio State’s offense is built for a fast track, and we might all be underestimating what that means for this matchup between the No. 4 Buckeyes and No. 1 Bulldogs because Ohio State, while missing out on the last two Big Ten title games, has played 26 straight games outdoors. During an interview Tuesday, the eyes of Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State’s All-American receiver, lit up at the possibility of moving inside. “That’ll be my first time playing indoors, so I’m very excited for that,” he said. “Very happy to play in a dome. That kind of takes that cold element away, which can kind of help us a little bit.” A little bit could mean a lot,…
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