 Show Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud's chances to win the Heisman Trophy SportsPulse: USA TODAY Sports' Paul Myerberg breaks down the top quarterback performances this season and C.J. Stroud chances of winning the Heisman Trophy. The repercussions will be huge when No. 8 Michigan State rolls into Columbus to take on No. 4 Ohio State on Saturday. Not only will the winner be in control in the Big Ten East Division, but that team will also be in great shape for a College Football Playoff berth. Ohio State (9-1, 7-0) won its seventh consecutive game by dumping Purdue, 59-31, last week. It was the Buckeyes' fifth game with 50-or-more points this season as they boast the nation's best scoring offense (46.3 points per game) and total offense (550.4 yards/game). Michigan State (9-1, 6-1) bounced back nicely from its first loss by taking care of business last week against Maryland, 40-21. Heisman Trophy contender Kenneth Walker III extended his nation-leading rushing yards total by racking up 143 yards on the ground against the Terps, and his 18 total touchdowns rank second in the country. OPINION: Mel Tucker's huge Michigan State payday plenty risky, but how much reward? QUARTERBACK RANKINGS: C.J. Stroud has best chance to join Bryce Young as Heisman finalist Here's everything you need to know for Saturday: What time does Michigan State at Ohio State start?The game begins at noon ET at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. What TV channel is Michigan State at Ohio State on?The Michigan State at Ohio State game will be televised on ABC. How can I watch Michigan State at Ohio State via livestream?The Michigan State at Ohio State game can be live-streamed on the ESPN app, ABC.com, the ABC app, and FuboTV. What are the odds for Michigan State at Ohio State?Ohio State is favored to win by 19.5 points with an over/under of 67.5, according to Tipico Sportsbook. Gannett may earn revenue from Tipico for audience referrals to betting services. Tipico has no influence over nor are any such revenues in any way dependent on or linked to the newsrooms or news coverage. See Tipico.com for Terms and Conditions. 21+ only. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER (NJ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO).
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For all the spring games that take place across college football, arguably no other is more well attended than the annual event Ohio State holds in Columbus. The perennial Big Ten favorites enter Year 4 under head coach Ryan Day and coming off a somewhat disappointing season that included losses to Oregon and rival Michigan, but ended with an exciting Rose Bowl win over Pac-12 champion Utah. For the first time under Day, the Buckeyes are not defending Big Ten champions, but will be in the thick of the conference race again for the 2022 season. And from there, are contenders to make the College Football Playoff. First things first: the initial date on the Ohio State football calendar is this year's spring game. Here's how you can watch the game, and what to pay attention to this spring. Date: Saturday, April 16 Time: 12 p.m. Eastern Where: Ohio Stadium; Columbus, Ohio TV network: Big Ten Network Streaming: fuboTV This season's Scarlet and Gray scrimmage will be available for free on the Big Ten Network, which will carry the entire event from Columbus. Those interesting in streaming the game can do so on fuboTV. Head coach Ryan Day announced this year's scrimmage will feature the Buckeyes' offense against the Buckeyes' defense. The game will have clock stoppage during the first three quarters, but will have a running clock for the fourth quarter. What to watch during Ohio State's spring gameOhio State lost two quarterbacks to the transfer portal this offseason. Five-star prospect Quinn Ewers, the consensus No. 1 player in his class, left for his native Texas, and Jack Miller departed for Florida. But those losses shouldn't exactly hurt the Buckeyes' situation under center. CJ Stroud, a 4,000-plus yard passer and Heisman Trophy finalist a year ago, is back to repeat his exploits for a second season. But the Buckeyes want a closer look at his presumptive backup, a former 5-star recruit in Kyle McCord. McCord played in five games last season for Ohio State, going 25 of 38 passing (65.8 percent) with 416 yards passing, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. Keep an eye on freshman Devin Brown, a four-star prospect standing at 6-3 and 196 pounds who will challenge McCord for the No. 2 gig and can be a starter in future. For how great Ohio State looked on offense a year, posting the No. 1 overall unit nationally, its defensive unit notably cost the team in statement losses early to Oregon and in the finale at Michigan, allowing almost 500 yards in both matchups. In particular, the Buckeyes suffered against the rush, allowing more than 200 ground yards from opponents in four games last fall. Enter Jim Knowles. Oklahoma State's defensive coordinator last year, Knowles coached a Cowboys unit that placed No. 3 overall and led the nation in sacks and tackles for loss. Former Cowboy safety Tanner McCallister came over with Knowles, a huge on-field presence who can help translate the coach's scheme to his teammates. And expect the secondary to be active, as Knowles installs what he terms a "safety-driven" approach with five DBs on the field at the same time. Losing the likes of Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave to the NFL is enough for almost any program to suffer a decline at the receiver position. But the Buckeyes have prepared for this situation and recruited aggressively at the position. Jaxon Smith-Njigba figures to lead this group, and already had a great outing in a preview of what's to come by breaking college football records for receiving in the Rose Bowl performance. In total last season, he had nine scores off 1,606 yards, bringing huge potential to the position. Behind him is a room of equally great options, including Marvin Harrison, Jr. (son of the Pro Football Hall of Famer), and a pair of former 5-star prospects in junior Julian Fleming and sophomore Emeka Egbuka who will battle for snaps. Ohio State will take time at this year's spring game to remember and mourn one of its own. Dwayne Haskins, OSU's quarterback on the 2018 team, died after being struck by a vehicle in Florida at the age of 24. The school will conduct a moment of silence before kicking off the spring game and show a tribute video to Haskins at the end of the first half. Haskins was at Ohio State for three seasons, but played most of his career with the Buckeyes during a record-breaking 2018 campaign. He went 13-1 as starter, completing 70.1 percent of his passes for 4,831 yards with 50 touchdowns and eight interceptions, leading OSU to a Rose Bowl win over Washington. More from College Football HQ Ohio State football schedule for 2022 season Teams with most appearances in College Football Playoff rankings 4-star running back Mark Fletcher pledges to Buckeyes Ohio State football schedule: Ranking the Buckeyes' 2022 opponents Follow College Football HQ: Bookmark | Facebook | Twitter | Flipboard | Newsbreak |
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