Contributed by Jake Carter on November 19, 2015 at 11:30 pm MI State QB Conner Cook vs. Ohio State DE Joey Bosa: Cook is said to be nursing a sore shoulder. So when you see the 13-point line for Ohio State, it seems like they’re nearly begging you to bet on Ohio State to be a two-touchdown victor, even if the Buckeyes have struggled to cover this season. Mark Dantonio responded with a quip and a smile when asked if MI State’s matchup against Ohio State feels similar to last season’s game. There’s no beating around the bushing heading into Saturday: If Ohio State wants to play for a national title, Meyer has to lead his team past Sparty, and these five reasons show why the Buckeyes will reign victorious. BEST GAME: No doubt, it’s MI State at Ohio State, a game that has been hyped since the end of spring practice. Ohio State is ninth in total defense and second in scoring defense, despite playing several decent offensive teams already this season. Buckeye nation expected their beloved Scarlet and Gray to be undefeated 10 games into the 2015 campaign, but this is where the true test begin if Urban Meyer and company are to repeat as national champions. It’s an unusual situation when a team can compete for a championship with a bad defense. Calhoun will need a strong finish against a few top notch opponents in order to re-establish himself as a first round draft prospect. …
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