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Ohio State's Offensive Struggles in Big Ten Loss
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Ohio States football team suffered a disappointing loss in the Big Ten Championship game against Indiana, with critics pointing to offensive execution and creativity as the main culprits. Coach Ryan Days hopes of securing the conference title were dashed, as the teams offense struggled to generate points. Indianas coaching staff outmaneuvered Ohio State, effectively countering their pass protection, stifling their run game, and disrupting their passing attack. Quarterback Julian Sayins struggles with identifying defensive coverages and taking sacks further hindered the teams offensive performance. As the playoffs approach, fans and the coaching staff alike are left to address these issues and refine strategies for a deep postseason run.
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