COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football is going to be playing in unfavorable weather conditions for the third time this season when it faces Michigan. Against Penn State, the weather conditions played a role in why the Buckeyes fumbled on three separate occasions. That allowed the Nittany Lions to score 17 unanswered points to get back in the game. They can’t afford to have that happen again against the Wolverines, especially with the game being in Ann Arbor. Justin Fields has done a great job being efficient with his passes with just one interception, but he has fumbled the ball a few times this season While J.K. Dobbins has fumbles only twice in 219 carries. Ohio State hasn’t turned the ball over often this season, and its defense is good enough that it usually doesn’t have to deal with a worst-case scenario. But Michigan’s offense is starting to click, and…
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