Ohio State football’s lifeless offense in danger zone against Maryland: Buckeyes halftime scribbles

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — If you expected Ohio State football to come out of its off week and make a big offensive advancement, you’re still waiting after 30 minutes Saturday against Maryland.

Buckeyes coach Ryan Day could not blame a lack of plays for his offense’s early ineffectiveness. The first five possessions yielded four first downs and no glimmer of putting points on the board.

When Kyle McCord and Marvin Harrison Jr. finally connected for a big play over the top, it resulted in only three points and a 10-10 halftime tie. The Buckeyes got bailed out big-time when Taulia Tagovailoa made a terrible decision to throw underneath with no timeouts remaining and the first-half time expired before he could clock the ball.

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