WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Ohio State pulled another trick out of its sleeve in its 41-7 win over Purdue as it continues to search for ways to better execute in the run game. Kyle McCord had taken the Buckeyes down into the redzone for a second-straight drive when n a third-and-one he was replaced by Devin Brown. The next three plays went quarterback keep for a first down, a Chip Trayanum run for three yards then Brown taking it into the end zone for his first rushing touchdowns extending the lead to 14-0. In that moment, ‘The Devin Brown Package’ was born providing OSU with a new way to solve a two-year problem. “I know going into this week that (this role) would be a possibility,” Brown said. “They just kept hammering in me to protect the ball and be ready to go.” Brown would get another chance…
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