Ohio State concludes its nonconference schedule Saturday against Miami University, and it has been a nonleague slate unlike any in more than 80 years. The poll era began in 1936, and every year since then the Buckeyes have played a team from what would now be considered a Power Five conference or an equivalent like Notre Dame. Until this year. When TCU backed out of its home-and-home series with Ohio State to take Jerry Jones' money and instead play one game at the Dallas Cowboys owner's palace of a stadium last year, the Buckeyes had to scramble to find a replacement...