EAST LANSING, Mich. — Ohio State won’t be at full strength when it plays its final road game of the season against Michigan State, but it doesn’t need to be. The talent gap is wide enough between the two programs to justify the Buckeyes being a 23.5-point favorite. We won’t know how much of a hit the team took after having some positive coronavirus tests — headlined by head coach Ryan Day — until they step off the bus. But assuming that its most impactful players — including its quarterback who was confirmed to make the trip — are still available, this shouldn’t be much of a contest. Instead, it’ll serve as a chance for Ohio State’s defense to make necessary changes while the offense gets back to dominating at an efficient level. Can Justin Fields’ bounce back (Take Two)? There’s a constant balance that Fields has had to battle…
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