Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins did just about whatever he wanted against Michigan on Saturday in the Buckeyes’ 56-27 road win. The Wolverines couldn’t figure out how to consistently contain him — despite even taking off one of his shoes mid-game — and once he broke away from defenders, he was gone. With his standout performance in the regular-season finale, he reminded the college football world why he’s a Heisman Trophy candidate (albeit an outside one in a very crowd field that includes two of his teammates). He finished Saturday’s rivalry game with 31 carries for a career-high 211 yards and four touchdowns, while adding two catches for 49 yards. With an incredible 33-yard touchdown run in the middle of the fourth quarter, he notched his first career four-touchdown game. Three of them were in the first half, and Michigan hasn’t given up that many rushing touchdowns since Texas’ Vince…
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