The Ohio State Buckeyes just blew out yet another opponent, as they crushed the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Saturday at home, 49-10. The Buckeyes are still undefeated this season and have barely been put in trouble in any of their games so far. Will it be the Michigan State Spartans who will come up with a stunner this weekend and beat the Buckeyes? The Spartans are coming off yet another loss, a 27-13 setback on the road at the hands of the Maryland Terrapins over the weekend, but this team has pride and will be playing in East Lansing this coming weekend. Check out our preview of this Ohio State vs Michigan State game in Week 6 of the 2022 college football season.
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Betting Preview for the Ohio State Buckeyes vs Michigan State Spartans NCAA Week 6 College Football Game on October 8, 2022
Where: Spartan Stadium (Michigan), East Lansing
When: Saturday, October 8, 2022, 4:00 PM ET
Line: Ohio State Buckeyes (-25.5) vs. Michigan State Spartans (+25.5) – view all 2022 NCAAF lines
TV Broadcast: ABC
Betting on the Ohio State Buckeyes (-25.5)
Record: 5-0 Overall / 2-0 Conference
Even with quarterback CJ Stroud not at his best, the Buckeyes made sure to stamp their class all over the Rutgers game. Stroud went 13/22 for 154 passing yards and two touchdowns with an interception but got tremendous support from the running back Miyan Williams who rushed for an insane 189 yards and five touchdowns on 21 carries. That sounds scary for Michigan State’s defense that had just allowed 175 rushing yards to the Terrapins. Ohio State is well-coached with plenty of weapons on the field, almost all are capable of exploding on any given game, let alone when against a struggling team.
Ohio State is 2-0-1 against the spread in its last three games overall.
Betting on the Michigan State Spartans (+25.5)
Record: 2-3 Overall / 0-2 Conference
It just keeps on getting worse for the Spartans, as their loss to Maryland is their third in a row. Before that, Michigan lost to the Washington Huskies on the road in Week 3, 39-28, and to the Minnesota Golden Gophers at home in Week 4, 34-7. Payton Thorne went 27/41 for 221 passing yards and a touchdown without an interception in the Maryland game, but the offense he led went kaput in the second half. Michigan State will have to find its identity on offense in a week’s time before facing off with a superpower in the form of Ohio State. Just converting more on downs to limit the time of possession of Ohio State will go a long way for the Spartans, who entered Week 5 inside the top 50 nationally in terms of third-down conversion rate.
The Under is 6-4 in Michigan State’s last 10 games.
Writer’s Prediction
Ohio State wins, 44-17.
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