COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football and Wisconsin will meet in the Big Ten Championship for the third time since its inaugural season in 2011. Ohio State has won in both meetings and is a 16.5-point favorite to win again on Saturday night. The fact that the weather won’t have an impact on the play-calling for head coach Ryan Day may allow for the Buckeyes to have a different approach than just giving J.K. Dobbins the ball 30-plus times as it’s done the past two weeks. Playing indoors will play to Ohio State’s advantage with superior speed and talent and should clean up some of the mistakes that made it just a 10-7 game in the first quarter. The defense will also be trying to repeat its performance from the first meeting that was led by a record day from Chase Young. That game allowed him to jump into the…
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