COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State is one of four teams in the country that is ranked in the top ten in both offensive and defensive efficiency this season. It’s facing a team on Friday night that has been below average at both. Offensively the Buckeyes’ quarterback Justin Fields has almost single-handedly been better than both the Wildcats and Rutgers this season. He’s scored more total touchdowns this season nine teams in the Big Ten. That should be the expectation going into Friday after he spent the past 13 days leading up to this game recovering from soreness he suffered against Michigan State. “My body definitely feels better now,” Fields said. “Last week, I was sore a little bit, but that week off definitely helped.” If this game goes the way many expect it to, then Fields should be a spectator by the time the fourth quarter rolls around. But he’s…
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