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The article focuses on the Ohio State football team and its potential for greatness if it can overcome its inexperience. Coach Urban Meyer noted that 44 of his players have not played in a game although it is a talented group top to bottom. Although Ohio State enters the season with just six starters returning on offense and defense, he is reportedly confident about the talent the team will bring to the field.

The article focuses on game of Ohio State University's football team Buckeyes against the football team of the Michigan State University. Topics discussed include Ohio State coach Urban Meyer's perception on the game, possibility for Buckeyes to beat the football team Spartans, and statement from junior right guard Pat Elflein regarding the feeling of being a Buckeye.

The article reports on the college football game between Ohio State University's Buckeyes and Northern Illinois' Huskies last September 19, 2015 at the Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. Topics include how Ohio State's 20-13 victory did not compare with its performance at the 2014 College Football Playoff, the performance of its two star quarterbacks, Cardale Jones and J. T. Barrett, and how linebacker Darron Lee provided the margin of the Ohio team's victory.

The article offers information on a football match between Ohio State University and Virginia Tech on September 7, 2015. Topics discussed include Ohio State University's loss to Virginia Tech by 35-21 in 2014, views of Ohio State University's Tommy Schutt, on looking forward for the challenge of defeating Virginia Tech, and no announcement for starting quarterback by Ohio State coach Urban Meyer.

The article presents the views of Urban Meyer, coach of the college football team of Ohio State University, on the playing of both quarterbacks J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones. It mentions the views of Ed Warinner, offensive coordinator of the team of the Ohio State University, on the decision for the playing of both quarterbacks.

The article offers information on the College Football Playoffs with focus on Ohio State University football team. It also adds that playoff committee has made it clear that schedule strength will be a major component in its deliberations. It highlights that it is difficult to figure out which programs will ascend or decline as college football scheduling is unpredictable.

The article reports that college athlete J.T. Barrett is about to replace Braxton Miller as a starting quarterback for the Buckeyes football team at Ohio State University as of August 20, 2014. Attention is paid to Barrett's athletic and leadership abilities, his injuries, and his maturity and intelligence as far as learning and taking responsibility are concerned.