COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s starters have yet to play in a full 60-minute game this season. Usually, QB Justin Fields and RB J.K. Dobbins are spectators after just one half as the second- and third-string players get extended playing time. That may not be the case against Penn State as head coach Ryan Day admits that this is the first team the Buckeyes have faced that will have the talent to compete with them. “This is a talent-equated game,” Day said, “We all know we have been in some games that we have had more talent than some of the other teams we have played. This is a team that talent equates. So when that happens, it goes back to discipline, it goes back to fundamentals, it goes back to toughness, all of those things that come into play when your talent no longer matters.” Penn State was…
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