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No. 4 Ohio State is sloppy in 21-17 win over Nebraska

Weirton, WVLocal News

No. 4 Ohio State faced off against Nebraska in a tense matchup that ended in a narrow 21-17 victory for the Buckeyes. Despite the win, Ohio State's performance raised eyebrows, as they appeared uncharacteristically sloppy on both sides of the ball. Quarterback Will Howard was effective, tossing three touchdown passes, but the team struggled with penalties and turnovers. The game was decided in the closing moments when cornerback Jordan Hancock intercepted a pass, preserving the win for the Buckeyes.

With this victory, Ohio State improved its record to 6-1 and remains competitive in the Big Ten, currently standing at 3-1. The Buckeyes had recently suffered a setback against Oregon, making this win crucial for their morale. However, the lack of polish displayed during the game highlights significant areas for improvement as they prepare for upcoming challenges. The team's ability to bounce back will be tested in the weeks ahead as they strive to maintain their ranking and championship aspirations.

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