The Northwestern Wildcats came into Ohio Stadium looking to beat Ohio State in Columbus for the first time since 1971, and they thought they had the team to do it. And with OSU reeling a bit with two straight losses, the feeling was that it was ripe for the taking.
Northwestern did some good things against Ohio State but not enough consistently to end that long, long streak, and instead dropped the game by a 28-19 score, with a touchdown as time expired making it look closer than it probably should have been.
Northwestern head coach David Braun met with the media after the game to discuss what he saw from his team, and he was understandably disappointed but was quick to give the Buckeyes credit for winning the game and making more plays down the stretch
to come away with the win. We like to bring you what the opposing coach says after each OSU game, and Braun had his comments that gave credit, but also pointed to his team's own failings.
You can watch and listen to the Northwestern head coach's press conference in its entirety thanks to the Buckeye Insiders YouTube channel, and hear Braun talk about his program chasing the things Ohio State has done over the years, the plays the Buckeyes made, some key moments in the game, and more.
Ohio State will now turn the page and prepare to head to Lincoln to play a Nebraska team that has been very much up and down this season next Saturday. We'll have plenty on the lead-up to that one, so come back and check in with us.
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