INDIANAPOLIS — Ohio State football’s Jeffrey Okudah hasn’t been challenged often during his junior season. Some of that is because of the lack of playing time due to first-half success, although some would add that most teams in the Big Ten don’t have elite passing attacks. But Odukah remains one of the best cornerbacks in the country, making it unwise to target him. Nebraska tried it and it resulted in an interception six plays into the game. Michigan tried on consecutive plays, getting back-to back breakups. Wisconsin threw the ball 17 times in the season’s first meeting in Columbus. Jonathan Taylor will most certainly be the workhorse on Saturday night, but they’ll have to throw to keep pace with one of the best offenses in the country. WIth AJ Taylor out for the rest of the season, that makes Quintez Cephus Wisconsin’s best receiver. Okudah will see plenty of time…
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