COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Heisman Trophy very well may have been won Saturday. And not by Kenneth Walker III, either. Michigan State’s chances for a Big Ten East Division title dissolved well before that came into focus. Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud threw six first-half touchdowns and executed with mechanical precision in dissecting the Spartans in every possible way. The redshirt freshman’s day was done after one third-quarter possession, and No. 8 MSU’s surprising turnaround season took a tumble in a 56-7 blowout loss to the fourth-ranked Buckeyes. Stroud finished 32 of 35 for 432 yards, and his six TDs before halftime were the most ever thrown by an opposing quarterback against the Spartans (9-2, 7-2 Big Ten). The Buckeyes (10-1, 8-0) scored on their first seven possessions and gained 652 yards, the third most ever given up by an MSU defense, to set up their regular-season finale next Saturday…
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