COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football cornerback Denzel Burke had no trouble immediately flipping the switch from shutdown of Western Kentucky to potentially season-turning trip to Notre Dame. “That’s been circled on my list since the beginning of the season,” Burke said. “Got a couple more games circled, but that’s gonna be a big one that’s gonna test us — and we’re ready.” Burke earned OSU’s defensive player of the game honors after collecting two pass breakups, a tackle and a forced fumble. He shared it with linebacker Tommy Eichenberg a week earlier after securing the first interception of the season. He could gave won it for the season opener, too, after breaking up a pair of passes at Indiana. Recommended Buckeyes stories Ohio State explodes for 35-point second quarter in 63-10 thrashing of Western Kentucky What Ohio State’s rout of Western Kentucky means for a pivotal top-10…
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