COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football improved to 11-0 and 8-0 in the Big Ten after its 28-17 win over Penn State. The win will send the Buckeyes to their third-straight Big Ten Championship game. Here are the plays that defined the game: • J.K. Dobbins reaches the endzone twice in the first half. Ohio State’s offense wasn’t as explosive in the first half as it’s been throughout the season. Both of its touchdown drives took more than five minutes. Despite that it took a 14-0 lead into halftime behind 89 yards and two touchdowns from Dobbins. That gives the running back 15 on the season. The first capped off a 91-yard drive in the first quarter from four yards out. The second came on fourth and one in the second quarter. An improvement from a failed attempt against Rutgers last week. • Justin Fields finds K.J. Hill to start…
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