OHIO STATE IS 11-1 BUT WON'T PLAY IN THE BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP; WHAT'S NEXT?
The exact date of Ohio State's next game will not be determined for a little while..
Even after a thrilling 30-27 double overtime win against archrival Michigan on Saturday, the Buckeyes will not be in Indianapolis at the Big Ten Championship Game despite an 8-1 league record. Ohio State clinched a share of the East Division win the win over the Wolverines but lost on a tiebreaker.
Penn State beat Michigan State 45-12 on Saturday to finish the regular season 10-2 and 8-1 in the Big Ten. It's 24-21 victory over the Buckeyes on Oct. 22 means James Franklin's team will face off against Wisconsin on Saturday night at Lucas Oil Stadium for Big Ten supremacy.
The Badgers punched their ticket to Indianapolis on Friday when Iowa thumped Nebraska, 40-10. Wisconsin beat Minnesota 31-17 on Saturday afternoon to win the West Division outright.
So what does this mean for Urban Meyer's team? He is 61-5 in five seasons at Ohio State and has one Big Ten championship to show for it. His current team's résumé, however, is among the nation's best.
Ohio State has victories over three of the current top-8 teams in the rankings—at No. 6 and West Division champ Wisconsin, at No. 8 Oklahoma and on Saturday against No. 3 Michigan in Columbus.
“I don't know. I don't know. I think we're one of the top teams in the country,” Meyer said on Saturday. “Once again, I don't really know that. I go week to week, and I love my players.”
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