COLUMBUS, Ohio — Three observations from Stephen Means after Ohio State football’s 52-21 over Wisconsin on Saturday. 1. Ohio State’s been trying to find a way to incorporate multiple running backs for years and it’s finally working in 2022. Ask J.K. Dobbins how he felt about splitting carries with Mike Weber in 2018 and he’ll admit it wasn’t his favorite thing in the world. When the Buckeyes tried it again in 2020, neither Trey Sermon or Master Teague rose to the occasion for most of the season until Sermon randomly started putting up historical performances late in the season. Now it seems that OSU’s found a pairing that clicks, and it’s because both have bought into the idea of it. “When you have two guys that you can go back and forth who are unselfish, who understand what it means to be a team that’s the key,” head coach Ryan…
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