COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ryan Day broke Ohio State’s football season into sections the minute he took over as the Buckeyes’ head coach. The first six weeks of this season would be a test of survival, especially for first-year quarterback Justin Fields, and before the season started, Day called on the rest of his team to rise up in support of a sophomore transfer who would be learning on the fly. “I think the first six games to me is a chunk right there,” Day said in late August. “You have the bye week. You have two games in the middle, then end with the last four games. I do look at it that way a little bit. “We’re dealing with a six-week kind of season right there, (then) come up for air.” The Buckeyes have reached the surface, and heading toward their first off weekend of the season, Ohio State…
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