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After 3 months of undefeated football, the Ohio State Buckeyes completely fell apart in the second half against Michigan on Saturday and lost their rivalry game, 45-23. It was the worst home loss in the rivalry since 1976 and it drained a lot of Ohio State fans emotionally after the Wolverines stampeded their way to victory with a couple of long fourth quarter touchdown runs.
Brendan Gulick and Craig Hyson share what they learned from a tough day in Columbus and begin discussing where the Buckeyes go from here.
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Brendan Gulick and Andrew Lind provide instant analysis following the Ohio State Buckeyes’ sluggish 21-7 victory against the Northwestern Wildcats.
It wasn’t a pretty victory by any stretch of the imagination in Evanston for Ohio State today, as they struggled to establish consistent offensive production all game against Northwestern. The weather was a major storyline, as gusts of over 50 mph made it difficult for either team to throw the ball.
The Buckeyes once again found it difficult to move the ball on the ground, and outside of a 27-yard touchdown by Miyan Williams in the third quarter that gave the Buckeyes the lead, their situational execution on short-yardage third and forth downs left more to be desired. They ended the game with 202 rushing yards, but it wasn’t a dominant performance on the ground. TreVeyon Henderson was out of the game after missing practice all week with a foot injury, and his presence was missed as the Buckeyes turned to C.J. Stroud to provide a secondary spark in the running game. He proved to be effective, highlighted by a 44-yard run down the right sideline in the fourth quarter. Williams capped off that drive with a touchdown, and the Buckeyes held on to win.
Northwestern relied heavily on their running game, gaining 206 yards on the ground and out-gaining Ohio State by a slim 285-283 margin overall. Brendan Sullivan only attempted 14 passes all game, and exited late with an injury.The offense frequently shifted in the wildcat formation with Evan Hull taking direct snaps; Northwestern had success with this early, but as the game entered its later stages, the Ohio State defense adjusted. J.T. Tuimoloau flashed on a few notable plays yet again this week, nearly intercepting a pass in the first quarter and recording a tackle-for-loss.
The Buckeyes now turn the page to next Saturday’s matchup against the Indiana Hoosiers in Columbus.
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Brendan Gulick and Andrew Lind provide instant analysis from Happy Valley following the Ohio State Buckeyes’ resilient 44-31 win over the Penn State Nittany Lions.
In a game that had wild twists and turns, Ohio State survived an upset bid from Penn State this afternoon. A tight contest throughout, key contributions from Marvin Harrison Jr. (10 receptions, 185 yards) and J.T. Tuimoloau (6 tackles, 2 sacks, 3 tackles-for-loss, 2 interceptions, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery, 1 touchdown) paved the way for Ohio State to flip the script late in the game.
TreVeyon Henderson took over as the Buckeyes’ primary running back after Miyan Williams exited the game in the first half with an injury. He scored twice in the fourth quarter, including a 41-yard touchdown that gave Ohio State the lead, 23-21. The Buckeyes never relinquished that lead, and ended up opening the gap quickly with 2 touchdowns in 34 seconds and a game-clinching pick-six by Tuimoloau.
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