No. 2 Ohio State continues season of chaos with 38-10 loss to Southern California

Call it the college football season of chaos.A year of top-10 teams falling like leaves in October continued with No. 2 Ohio State's 38-10 loss to Southern California on Saturday.Playing without injured quarterback Julian Sayin, the Buckeyes struggled to keep up with the once-ranked Trojans to become the fourth team ranked No. 2 or higher in the AP Top 25 to lose in the past four weeks. That's 11 top-10 teams to lose in the same span and three straight weeks No. 2 hast lost — Ohio State, BYU and Notre Dame.Top-ranked Miami nearly made it losses by Nos. 1-2 for the second time this season — with Shakeup Saturday two weeks ago — before scoring two fourth-quarter touchdowns to hold off North Carolina 38-35. No. 4 Indiana also had its hands full with an unranked opponent, needing some late-game heroics to beat Minnesota in overtime.With Sayin out, Ohio State turned to freshman Luke Fahey, who passed for 260 yards but didn't lead the Buckeyes on a scoring drive in the game's first 57 minute