Ohio State got a slow start, but it’s now starting to find a little rhythm on offense against the Michigan State defense. After finding some yardage through the air, the Buckeyes are now starting to get things going on the ground.
Running back J.K. Dobbins had been dealing with Spartan defenders in his face in the early going, but he got his revenge and broke free when he took a handoff from Justin Fields, found a hole, and raced through the Michigan State defense for a 67-yard score.
At the time, Ohio State was just up 17-10, but Dobbins touchdown put the Buckeyes up 24-10, and a field goal just before the half extended the lead of Michigan State to 27-10.
If you missed the run or just want to re-live it, click on the below video shared on Twitter and get a look. There’s still a lot of time left in this one, but the Buckeyes are beginning to solve the riddle of the Spartan defense.
