Ohio State's defensive line went into the Nov. 14 Northwestern game knowing its pass rush needed to improve.
"We had to get back there. We had to get pressure," defensive tackle Eddrick Houston said. "We had to get sacks and get that pressure off the DBs, who are trying to cover for that long. ... Coverage and rush work together, so we just had to do what we needed to do."
The Buckeyes snapped a two-game losing skid, defeating the Wildcats 28-19 and logging their highest sack total since September 2025 with five.
The defensive line, after failing to record a sack the past four games , accounted for all of the Buckeyes' sacks, which pushed the…
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