COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — While history is on Ohio State’s side, boasting an undefeated record against Mid-American Conference teams since 1894, it doesn’t mean the Buckeyes are taking Saturday’s game against the Ohio Bobcats lightly.

After the Buckeyes got a taste of slowing down one of the best quarterbacks in the nation, Texas’ Arch Manning, the Bobcats come to Ohio Stadium with a dual threat of their own, QB Parker Navarro.

Navarro averages close to 8 yards per carry and can extend plays outside of the pocket, as was evident against a close loss to Rutgers and a win over West Virginia last week, and the Buckeyes are well aware of problems Navarro can cause on defense.

“We’ve got to have eyes on him, and we’ve got to do a really good job in our pass rush lanes,” OSU linebacker Sonny St

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