COLUMBUS, Ohio — Many are wondering why Ohio State sophomore defensive end Zach Harrison has not been a bigger part of the defense through three games. According to Harrison, he is not one of them. The No. 12 prospect in the nation coming out of nearby Olentangy Orange a year ago, Harrison said all the right things Wednesday about his place in the Buckeyes’ five-man end rotation. He wants to win, and he wants to get better, and he believes both of those things are happening. Still, Harrison’s usage has been curious through three games, considering the promise shown last season. He was the fifth defensive end into the game in the season opener against Nebraska. He started at Penn State. Then he was the fifth man in the rotation to play against Rutgers, and played only one series in the first half. “I’m happy with my playing time, with…
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