Michigan State vs. Ohio State: Twitter reactions to brutal loss

Michigan State football support group. It’s okay, let it out. The Spartans got absolutely trounced by the Buckeyes 34-10. It was really, really, really tough to watch. Ohio State put up 296 yards in the second quarter alone. This was an overwhelmingly dominant performance from the Buckeyes.

Here are some Twitter reactions to this tragic loss:

.@OhioStateFB and Brutus only have one question for Sparty … pic.twitter.com/YEDzmSHmQb

— ESPN (@espn) October 6, 2019

MSU has a defense that looks ready to play for championships and an offense here early on that's screwing it up.

— Graham Couch (@Graham_Couch) October 5, 2019

I love how Ohio State ripped Stewart's helmet off and the ref was like pic.twitter.com/SyQV4VHsbB

— Isaac (@WorldofIsaac) October 6, 2019

“It would be a big victory for Michigan State to go into halftime only down 7”

J.K. Dobbins breaks free for a 67-yard touchdown run- Ohio State takes a 24-10 lead.

Sparty: pic.twitter.com/H4DH2v2iGD

— McNeil (@Reflog_18) October 6, 2019

What went wrong in the first half

– Missed tackles everywhere
– Taking poor angles on ball-carriers
– No spy on Fields
– Veered away from blitzes that worked
– Dropped passes

— Spartan Avenue (@SpartanAvenueFS) October 6, 2019

When you're defense is falling apart and your offense keeps missing/dropping wide open passes @MSU_Football @OhioStateFB #CollegeFootball pic.twitter.com/rXUORxWPVc

— Anthony (@msu_anthony) October 6, 2019

You can't beat Ohio State down by 17 by kicking 20-yard field goals.

— Ari Wasserman (@AriWasserman) October 6, 2019

How can you not be frustrated by MSU’s offense? Two fumbles right out of the gate. This kept the Spartan’s defense on the field for far too long. After a while, the Buckeyes established an offensive rhythm. Not to mention the perplexing playcalling all throughout the game. Hopefully, MSU steps it up next week and shakes off this loss.

MSU travels to take on Wisconsin on Saturday, Oct. 12. The game starts at 3:30 P.M.