Ohio State once again rolls in 38-7 win over Michigan State, but errors still showcased despite blowout
Ohio State beat Michigan State 38-7 on Saturday night at Spartan Stadium, moving its record to 4-0 and inching closer to a showdown with Oregon on Oct. 12. The total yardage in favor of the Buckeyes was heavily tilted, and there was never a moment throughout the night that it seemed the Spartans were in danger of truly making things uncomfortable.
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Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, left, makes a one-handed catch for a touchdown against Michigan State defensive back ...
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