The story of Week 9 was, without question, the No. 2-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes losing 30-18 to the USC Trojans.
Ohio State lost star quarterback Julian Sayin two weeks ago to what is believed to be a season-ending injury, paving the way for true freshman Luke Fahey to make his first career start.
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While Fahey was responsible for some stalled drives in USC territory, which certainly played a role in the loss, he was far from the main reason the Buckeyes fell.
Ohio State had 10 more first downs, over 100 more total yards offensively and no turnovers.
However, the Buckeyes committed 11 penalties,
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