Things were going so good, weren’t they? The Big Ten decided they would let it’s schools play football, Justin Fields was about as perfect as you can get (aside from the fluke that was the Indiana game), Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave could not be stopped, Haskell Garrett was exceeding everyone’s expectations after getting shot in the face a few months ago, Michigan and Penn State were each racing to see who could be the worst football program in the conference. I mean, all things considered, especially after all that Big Ten drama in the preseason, and despite a couple games getting canceled, these last few months have been alright— hell, they’ve actually been pretty fun— for Ohio State.
Buckeye Bits: Big Ten waives six-game minimum rule, Ohio State to face Northwestern in conference title game
