Over the last two seasons, Ohio State rode elite defenses to the College Football Playoff. Through four games in 2026, it’s looking like the Buckeye defense is good, not great. That could be enough to get the Buckeyes through, especially when the opposing offenses’ margin for error is razor-thin in order to keep up with Jeremiah Smith on the other side.
Coming off a game in which Illinois amassed an impressive 462 yards of offense, folks have their fingers hovering over the panic button. Illinois isn’t among the best offenses the Buckeyes will
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