No. 9 Ohio State is counting its starting quarterback among the number of key injured players heading into the Big Ten Championship Game against Wisconsin, but its College Football Playoff hopes are still alive thanks to a 31-20 win at Michigan. It was the first time in series history that the Buckeyes trailed by 14 points or more and came back to win the game. Urban Meyer improved to 6-0 in “The Game,” while Jim Harbaugh dropped to 0-3 in the rivalry since being named Michigan’s coach prior to the 2015 season. The Buckeyes rebounded from a slow start that included a 14-0 deficit and a negative yardage total at the end of the first quarter, a first in the Meyer era. Quarterback J.T. Barrett got the offense going with his legs, totaling 67 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries before leaving the game with an injured right knee…
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