Prediction, Game Preview, and Odds for Ohio State vs. Michigan State

Michigan State has had a good start under Jonathan Smith, but now the real fun begins.

They had a great win at Maryland but lost a close game at Boston College last week. Next week they have to go to Oregon, then Iowa, and then Michigan.

Ohio State lost to Marshall and did not cover the spread. So far, the only thing wrong with the team’s 3-0 start is that they have only had three light workouts.

Next up is Iowa, then Oregon. It will be tough to get past Michigan State, though.

Ohio State vs Michigan State Preview

Ohio State vs Michigan State How to Watch
Date: Saturday, September 28, 2024
Game Time: 7:00 pm ET
Venue: Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, MI
How to Watch: Peacock
Michigan State (3-1), Ohio State (3-0)

Why Ohio State Will Win

Aidan Chiles, the quarterback for Michigan State, will lose the ball.

With him, you get both good and bad. His skills are very good, and he is young. He can move and hit enough to get the O going.

He will be able to see everything better when he gets more at-bats, but until then, he will slip up a lot and lose at least two catches.

No one can beat Ohio State unless they are perfect.

It is been three games since Ohio State last played a Power Four team, so it is ready for this one. Time is right for the throwing game, the running game is getting stronger, and…

Chiles is not telling the truth enough. But…

Why Michigan State Will Win

Chiles is able to take charge and get the attack going.

He will miss too many times, but there will also be times when he gives Ohio State a lot more trouble than it has had to deal with so far this season.

Michigan State is not going to win the national title, but this is a big step up for the Buckeyes.

It will be the first time that OSU quarterback Will Howard has to deal with pressure from the Spartans’ pass rush, which has been very strong. The defense has also played well, even in tough games against Kansas and Bowling Green.

Ohio State vs Michigan State: Who Will Win

The dam will break at some point, but Michigan State will hold up for now.

Oh, it is coming to go Prime, but the Spartans are not there yet. They will do something great in a few games this season, but Ohio State is too good overall.

Ohio State is a whole other level. In the rebuilding process led by Jonathan Smith, this is a chance to learn something.