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Ohio State ranked No. 2 in the latest AP Poll
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The Ohio State Buckeyes had some trouble through three quarters, but were able to hold off the Indiana Hoosiers Saturday for a 38-17 win. The win kept the Buckeyes at the No. 2 spot in the latest AP Top 25.
The Buckeyes are down to just two first-place votes after having six last week. Michigan came in at No. 4 yet again this week, with Wisconsin moving up to No. 8, and Nebraska at No. 10.
Urban Meyer’s team had some trouble in the passing attack. J.T. Barrett had just 93 yards through the air, but windy conditions likely had a lot to do with that.
It was fine, though, as the Buckeyes ground attack more than made up for the lack of passing. Barrett, Mike Weber, and Curtis Samuel combined for 290 rushing yards, with Barrett leading the way at 137.
This upcoming week, the Buckeyes will travel to Madison to face the Wisconsin Badgers, who have had a pretty good year and played Michigan close a couple of weeks ago.
The entire AP Poll:
AP (previous if different) Coaches S&P+ Massey
1 Alabama Michigan
2 Ohio State Alabama
3 Clemson Clemson
4 Michigan Ohio State
5 Washington Texas A&M
6 Texas A&M (8) Washington
7 Louisville Louisville
8 Wisconsin (11) Tennessee
9 Tennessee Wisconsin
10 Nebraska (12) Boise State
11 Baylor (13) Houston
12 Ole Miss (14) Florida State
13 Houston (6) Virginia Tech
14 Florida State (23) Nebraska
15 Boise State (19) WMU
16 Miami (10) Ole Miss
17 Virginia Tech (25) West Virginia
18 Florida Miami
19 Oklahoma (20) Auburn
20 West Virginia (22) Stanford
21 Utah (24) Florida
22 Arkansas (16) Baylor
23 Auburn (NR) WSU
24 Western Michigan (NR) LSU
25 Navy (NR) Oklahoma
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Harry Lyles Jr. via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Nothing new here, folks.
The Ohio State Buckeyes had some trouble through three quarters, but were able to hold off the Indiana Hoosiers Saturday for a 38-17 win. The win kept the Buckeyes at the No. 2 spot in the latest AP Top 25.
The Buckeyes are down to just two first-place votes after having six last week. Michigan came in at No. 4 yet again this week, with Wisconsin moving up to No. 8, and Nebraska at No. 10.
Urban Meyer’s team had some trouble in the passing attack. J.T. Barrett had just 93 yards through the air, but windy conditions likely had a lot to do with that.
It was fine, though, as the Buckeyes ground attack more than made up for the lack of passing. Barrett, Mike Weber, and Curtis Samuel combined for 290 rushing yards, with Barrett leading the way at 137.
This upcoming week, the Buckeyes will travel to Madison to face the Wisconsin Badgers, who have had a pretty good year and played Michigan close a couple of weeks ago.
The entire AP Poll:
AP (previous if different) Coaches S&P+ Massey
1 Alabama Michigan
2 Ohio State Alabama
3 Clemson Clemson
4 Michigan Ohio State
5 Washington Texas A&M
6 Texas A&M (8) Washington
7 Louisville Louisville
8 Wisconsin (11) Tennessee
9 Tennessee Wisconsin
10 Nebraska (12) Boise State
11 Baylor (13) Houston
12 Ole Miss (14) Florida State
13 Houston (6) Virginia Tech
14 Florida State (23) Nebraska
15 Boise State (19) WMU
16 Miami (10) Ole Miss
17 Virginia Tech (25) West Virginia
18 Florida Miami
19 Oklahoma (20) Auburn
20 West Virginia (22) Stanford
21 Utah (24) Florida
22 Arkansas (16) Baylor
23 Auburn (NR) WSU
24 Western Michigan (NR) LSU
25 Navy (NR) Oklahoma
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