COLUMBUS, Ohio — For arguably every game this season for Ohio State, there’s been a trending theme. The Buckeyes fell behind by double digits against the Terrapins in what ended up as a 20-point win, as their troubles with how they start games continued. In three games against Power Five teams, they have totaled seven points and 10 first downs in the first quarter. Meaning, in 45 minutes of football against Indiana, Notre Dame and Maryland, the Buckeyes have done essentially nothing. That, coach Ryan Day knows, has got to change. Even if the second-half play looks much better each week. “The No. 1 goal on Saturday is to be 1-0, so check that box,” Day said. “The next is play well in the second half, so check that box.” BET $5, GET $200 BONUS BETS DRAFTKINGS SPORTSBOOK BET $50, GET $250 BONUS BETS CAESARS SPORTSBOOK BET $5, GET $200…
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