Ohio State starts slow, but picks up the slack in second half

It wasn’t the prettiest first half by any means, but considering the many new players on both sides of the ball are still acclimating and kinks being worked out, a 10-3 lead into halftime could’ve certainly been a lot worse.

On a positive note, TreVeyon Henderson and Miyan Williams look 100% healthy, and both ripped off solid chunk plays of yardage at times in open space. Tack on two red-zone rushing touchdowns, and it appears the running back room is on an already upward trajectory.

Not enough credit is given to tight end Cade Stover. Still, it has become increasingly clear that he is a valuable weapon for the offense, being Kyle McCord or Devin Brown’s security blanket when the receivers…