© Provided by Sports Illustrated The unanimous All-American discussed his “Ohio against the world” mentality. Ohio State is accustomed to life at the top of the Big Ten. Each of the past 10 conference champions have been either the Buckeyes or a team that beat them. Because of that success, their villain status is pretty much cemented from Lincoln, Neb., to Piscataway, N.J. But games where Ohio State is the underdog are few and far between. On the national stage, that calculus changes. The Buckeyes are seven-point underdogs to No. 1 Georgia in Saturday’s CFP national semifinal at the Peach Bowl. The sting of their 45-23 home loss to Michigan on Nov. 26 looms large. Not since the dawn of the 21st century had Ohio State lost to the Wolverines two years in a row. One Buckeye embracing the underdog role is All-America wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., who outlined Ohio State’s mentality on Tuesday. “I…
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