COLUMBUS, Ohio – Over its first 10 games, Ohio State football went into the fourth quarter with an average lead of 42-7. The Buckeyes went into the fourth quarter against Penn State on Saturday with a rapidly deteriorating lead and an increasing sense of their season’s mortality. Ohio State led 21-0 before two turnovers helped the Nittany Lions scored 17 unanswered points. Ohio State escaped the potential crisis with a 28-17 victory that clinched the Big Ten East Division championship. The Buckeyes want to avoid the mistakes that allowed that lead to nearly evaporate, especially the turnovers in slick, rainy conditions. However, they also emerged from the game battle tested in a new way after most or less rolling over the first 10 opponents. “Now it goes to show you if we take care of the ball and move the ball, who knows what the rest of the game would…
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