COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s secondary hasn’t had a breakout game yet, but a matchup with Indiana could provide one. Michael Penix Jr. has only thrown three-interception this season, and two came last week against Michigan State. But the Spartans don’t have a potential first-round NFL Draft pick and a former four-star recruit as their starting cornerbacks. Indiana will try to challenge the secondary who are still looking to quiet any questions people have about their ceiling. Penix Jr. is a quality player, but like most quarterbacks, he can become inaccurate when pressured. OSU’s managed defensive line has managed to do even if it doesn’t always end in a sack. Inaccurate throws and ill-timed passes can lead to interceptions as they did against Michigan State. As talented as Ty Fryfogle and Whop Philyor are at wide receiver, they aren’t Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson. But they’ll still give Shaun…
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