Never has there been a No. 1-ranked team as undeserving as the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Just look at the “teams” the Buckeyes have played this season: Youngstown State, Akron, Washington, Northwestern, Minnesota, Purdue and Kent State. Those “teams” have a combined record of 23-25.
Twelve of those wins came from Youngstown State of the Gateway Conference (where the teams actually compete for last place instead of first, meaning Youngstown State is one of the conference’s weaker “teams”) and Kent State and Akron of the MAC Conference (in which Kent State is tied for last).
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Two turnovers at home and Penn State only scores 17 points? And then they say “We’re back!”?
It will take more than a video of a game from 2005 to beat OSU this year. Though, after we beat Penn State, you can still watch your video and imagine what might have been, if it makes you feel better.