COLUMBUS, Ohio — Kyle McCord has spent seven games as Ohio State’s starting quarterback and has quickly stacked his resume with big wins. His first came against Notre Dame four weeks into the season leading a game-winning drive as the Buckeyes left South Bend a 17-14 win. The second came over the weekend in the form of a 20-12 win over Penn State. Unlike in the first game when the Fighting Irish did everything in their power to limit Marvin Harrison Jr. A job made harder by him suffering an ankle injury. McCord had no problem hooking up with his former high school teammate for career day for the receiver, catching 11 of 16 targets for 162 yards and a touchdown. McCord’s 286 yards and a touchdown on 22 of 35 passing didn’t come with the right to say he was OSU’s high-graded offensive player by Pro Football…
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