EAST LANSING — LJ Scott scored on a 1-yard touchdown run with a little less than five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter to pull Michigan State within a point. In the next-to-last game of a miserable 3-9 season for the Spartans in 2016, coach Mark Dantonio went for the 2-point conversion while attempting to knock off No. 2 Ohio State. Tyler O’Connor’s pass was intercepted and the Buckeyes escaped East Lansing with a 17-16 win en route to a trip to the College Football Playoff. CFB RANKINGS: Alabama is new No. 1, Cal falls and SMU breaks into the AP Top 25 Poll That stands as the last touchdown Michigan State scored against Ohio State as the Spartans have been held out of the end zone for the last 124:41 of game time, with three field goals as the only offensive production in that span. The Buckeyes routed Michigan…
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