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Ohio St's Last 20 Years Results OHIO ST’S LAST 20 YEARS RESULTS SU: 11-2 ATS: 11-2 SU: 11-1 ATS: 8-4 SU: 10-3 ATS: 6-7 SU: 11-1 ATS: 7-5 SU: 6-6 ATS: 5-7 OSU Pre #12 Post #6 NU Pre #9 Post #2 OSU Pre #9 Post #12 OSU Pre #1 Post #2 OSU Pre #9 Post – Rank Opponent 1995 Line Score W/L Rank Opponent 1996 Line Score W/L Rank Opponent 1997Line Score W/L Rank Opponent 1998 Line Score W/L Rank Opponent 1999 Line Score W/L #12 † Boston College - #22 -4 38-6 W #10 Rice -28 70-7 W #9 Wyoming -30 24-10 L #1 at West Virginia - #11 -11 34-17 W #9 † Miami, Fl - #12 -5’ 12-23 L #10 Washington - #18 -8 30-20 W #7 Pittsburgh -36’ 72-0 W #9 Bowling Green -39 44-13 L #1 Toledo -37 49-0 W #13 UCLA - #14 -11 42-20 W #8 at Pittsburgh -10’ 54-14 W #4 at Notre Dame - #5 -3 29-16 W #9 Arizona -17 28-20 L #1 Missouri - #21 -24’ 35-14 L #7 Notre Dame - #15 -7 45-26 W #7 at Missouri -15 31-10 W #13 Ohio -43 40-16 L #5 at Penn St - #12 -2’ 28-25 W #3 Penn St - #4 -9’ 38-7 W #7 Iowa - #11 -3’ 23-7 W #1 Penn St - #7 -15 28-9 W #12 Cincinnati -33 34-20 L #4 at Wisconsin - #21 -5 27-16 W #2 Wisconsin -26’ 17-14 L #7 at Penn St - #2 +6’ 27-31 W #1 at Illinois -36’ 41-0 W #12 Wisconsin -7 17-42 L #4 Purdue -20 28-0 W #2 at Purdue -26 42-14 W #11 Indiana -34 31-0 L #1 Minnesota -38 45-15 L #21 Purdue - #17 -2’ 25-22 W #4 Iowa - #25 -17 56-35 W #2 at Iowa - #20 -14’ 38-26 L #9 Northwestern -21’ 49-6 W #1 at Northwestern -29 36-10 L #18 at Penn St - #2 +11 10-23 L #4 at Minnesota -22 49-21 W #2 Minnesota -35’ 45-0 W #9 at Michigan St - #21 -6 37-13 W #1 at Indiana -24 38-7 W #22 at Minnesota - #24 +3’ 20-17 W #2 at Illinois -29 48-0 W #1 Michigan St -27’ 24-28 L #2 Illinois -18 41-3 W #7 at Minnesota -23 31-3 W #21 Iowa -22’ 41-11 W #2 Indiana -33 42-3 W #2 at Indiana -35 27-17 L #4 Illinois -39’ 41-6 L #7 at Iowa -25 45-14 W #2 at Michigan - #18 -9 23-31 L #2 Michigan - #21 -17 9-13 L #4 at Michigan - #1 +3’ 14-20 L #7 Michigan - #11 -10 31-16 W #20 at Michigan St - #19 +5’ 7-23 L CITRUS BOWL ROSE BOWL SUGAR BOWL SUGAR BOWL #25 Illinois -10’ 20-46 L #4 Tennessee - #4 -4 14-20 L #4 Arizona St - #2 -2 20-17 W #9 Florida St - #4 +6’ 14-31 L #3 Texas A&M - #8 -12’ 24-14 L – at Michigan - #10 +11 17-24 W SU: 8-4 ATS: 5-7 SU: 7-5 ATS: 5-7 SU: 14-0 ATS: 8-6 SU: 11-2 ATS: 5-7-1 SU: 8-4 ATS: 7-5 OSU Pre #16 Post – OSU Pre #23 Post – OSU Pre #13 Post #1 OSU Pre #2 2003 Post #4 OSU Pre #9 Post #20 Rank Opponent 2000Line Score W/L Rank Opponent 2001 Line Score W/L Rank Opponent 2002 Line Score W/L Rank Opponent Line Score W/L O/U Rank Opponent 2004Line Score W/L HT O/U #16 Fresno St -18’ 43-10 W #24 Akron -25 28-14 L #13 Texas Tech -6 45-21 W #2 Washington - #17 -9 28-9 W U 47 #9 Cincinnati -14 27-6 W 10-3 U 44 #18 at Arizona -5’ 27-17 W #21 at UCLA - #14 +6’ 6-13 L #8 Kent St -28’ 51-17 W #2 San Diego St -30’ 16-13 L – – #9 Marshall -16’ 24-21 L 21-14 O 44’ #17 Miami, Oh -23 27-16 L – at Indiana -9’ 27-14 W #6 Wash St - #10 -7 25-7 W #3 NC State - #24 3OT -9’ 44-38 L O 41 #9 at NC State +2’ 22-14 W 13-0 U 45’ #14 Penn St -12 45-6 W – Northwestern - #14 -3 38-20 W #6 † Cincinnati -18’ 23-19 L #5 Bowling Green -12’ 24-17 L – – #7 at Northwestern (OT) -11 27-33 L 10-13 O 45’ #8 at Wisconsin - #24 -1’ 23-7 W #21 Wisconsin -11 17-20 L #6 Indiana -29’ 45-17 L #4 Northwestern -20’ 20-0 L – – #18 Wisconsin - #15 -4 13-24 L 13-14 O 35 #5 at Northwestern -25 27-16 L #3 at Wisconsin - #23 -2’ 10-17 L U 42’ #6 Minnesota -13 17-29 L – San Diego St -22’ 27-12 L #5 San Jose St -28’ 50-7 W #25 at Iowa -1 7-33 L 0-10 O 38’ #8 Iowa - #9 -3’ 19-10 W U 38 – Indiana -13’ 30-7 W 20-7 U 45 #14 at Iowa -19 38-10 W – at Penn St -6’ 27-29 L #4 at Wisconsin -7 19-14 L #8 at Indiana -20’ 35-6 W U 42 #12 at Purdue - #16 +1’ 27-31 L – at Minnesota -2 31-28 W #4 Penn St - #18 -4’ 13-7 W – Penn St -6’ 21-10 W 21-7 U 33’ #6 Minnesota - #23 -13’ 34-3 W #8 at Penn St -7 21-20 L O 37 #16 Michigan St -14’ 27-13 L – Purdue -6 35-9 W #7 Michigan St - #14 -6’ 33-23 W O 42’ – at Michigan St -2 32-19 W 17-13 O 45’ #3 at Purdue -5’ 10-6 L – at Purdue +6 17-24 L 3-17 U 41’ #13 at Illinois -7’ 24-21 L #25 Illinois - #12 +1’ 22-34 L #2 at Illinois (OT) -8’ 23-16 L #4 Purdue - #11 OT -3 16-13 T U 40’ #12 Michigan - #19 -2’ 26-38 L – at Michigan - #11 +8’ 26-20 W #2 Michigan - #12 -4 14-9 W #4 at Michigan - #5 +7 21-35 L O 42 – Michigan - #7 +5’ 37-21 W 20-14 O 44 OUTBACK BOWL OUTBACK BOWL FIESTA BOWL FIESTA BOWL ALAMO BOWL #19 South Carolina -6’ 7-24 L #22 S Carolina - #14 +1 28-31 L #2 Miami, Fl - #1 +11’ 31-24 2OT W #7 Kansas St - #8 +7 35-28 W O 42 #24 Oklahoma St +3’ 33-7 W 23-0 U 48 SU: 10-2 ATS: 9-3 SU: 12-1 ATS: 9-4 SU: 11-2 ATS: 7-5 SU: 10-3 ATS: 6-6 SU:11-2 ATS: 9-4 OSU Pre #6 Post #4 OSU Pre #1 Post #2 OSU Pre #11 Post #5 OSU Pre #2 Post #9 OSU Pre #6 Post #5 Rank Opponent 2005Line Score W/L HT O/U Rank Opponent 2006Line Score W/L HT O/U Rank Opponent 2007Line Score W/L HT O/U Rank Opponent 2008Line Score W/L HT O/U Rank Opponent 2009Line Score W/L HT O/U #6 Miami, Oh -15 34-14 W 20-0 O 46’ #1 N Illinois -17 35-12 W 28-3 U 49’ #11 Youngstown St NL 38-6 – 21-3 – – #2 Youngstown St -36’ 43-0 W 26-0 – – #6 Navy -22 31-27 L 20-7 O 46’ #4 Texas - #2 -1’ 22-25 L 16-13 O 46 #1 at Texas - #2 +2 24-7 W 14-7 U 50’ #12 Akron -29 20-2 L 3-2 U 49 #3 Ohio -33’ 26-14 L 6-7 U 46’ #8 USC #3 +7 15-18 W 10-10 U 45 #9 San Diego St -27’ 27-6 L 14-16 U 49’ #1 Cincinnati -29 37-7 W 13-7 U 46 #10 at Washington -3’ 33-14 W 3-7 O 41’ #5 at USC - #1 +12 3-35 L 3-21 U 44’ #11 † Toledo -21 38-0 W 24-0 U 58 #8 Iowa - #21 -7’ 31-6 W 17-0 U 41 #1 Penn St - #24 -17 28-6 W 0-3 U 43’ #8 Northwestern -23’ 58-7 W 45-0 O 47 #13 Troy -20’ 28-10 L 14-10 U 46 #13 Illinois -14 30-0 W 13-0 U 49’ #6 at Penn St - #16 -3’ 10-17 L 10-14 U 41’ #1 at Iowa - #13 -7 38-17 W 21-10 O 42’ #8 at Minnesota -24 30-7 L 20-7 U 61 #14 Minnesota -20 34-21 L 20-3 O 47’ #9 at Indiana -17’ 33-14 W 24-7 U 48’ #1 Bowling Green -36 35-7 L 21-0 U 51 #4 at Purdue - #23 -7 23-7 W 17-0 U 52 #14 at Wisc - #18 -1 20-17 W 7-10 U 44’ #9 Wisconsin -16 31-13 W 14-10 U 47 #15 Michigan St - #16 -6’ 35-24 W 14-17 O 52’ #12 Purdue -18’ 16-3 L 13-0 U 47’ #7 at Purdue -13’ 18-26 L 7-9 U 45’ #14 at Indiana -15’ 41-10 W 17-3 O 46 #1 at Michigan St -14’ 38-7 W 24-0 U 52’ #3 Kent St -31 48-3 W 35-0 O 48’ #1 Indiana -30’ 44-3 W 28-3 U 53 #1 Michigan St -18’ 24-17 L 17-0 U 52 #12 at Mich St - #20 -3 45-7 W 28-0 O 42’ #18 Minnesota -16’ 38-7 W 7-0 O 42’ #12 at Minnesota -3’ 45-31 W 17-17 O 50 #1 Minnesota -27’ 44-0 W 17-0 U 47’ #1 at Penn St - #24 -3’ 37-17 W 17-7 O 40 #10 Penn St - #3 +2 6-13 L 3-3 U 44 #17 New Mexico St -44 45-0 W 28-0 U 49’ #12 Illinois -34’ 40-2 W 13-0 U 55 #1 at Illinois -24 17-10 L 17-0 U 48 #1 Wisconsin -16 38-17 W 10-3 O 44’ #12 at Northwestern -11 45-10 W 24-7 O 41 #15 at Penn St #11 +5 24-7 W 10-7 U 40 #10 Northwestern - #25 -19’ 48-7 W 28-7 U 57 #1 at Northwestern -22’ 54-10 W 33-10 O 41’ #1 Illinois -15 21-28 L 14-21 O 46 #10 at Illinois -9 30-20 W 23-13 O 44’ #10 Iowa #15 (OT) -16’ 27-24 L 10-3 O 38 #9 at Michigan - #17 -3 25-21 W 12-7 O 44 #1 Michigan - #2 -6’ 42-39 L 28-14 O 40’ #7 at Michigan - #23 -4 14-3 W 7-3 U 47’ #10 Michigan -20 42-7 W 14-7 O 44 #9 at Michigan -11’ 21-10 L 14-3 U 48’ FIESTA BOWL BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FIESTA BOWL ROSE BOWL #4 Notre Dame - #5 -4’ 34-20 W 21-7 U 56’ #1 Florida - #2 -7 14-41 L 14-34 O 47 #1 LSU - #2 +4 24-38 L 10-24 O 46’ #10 Texas - #3 +8’ 21-24 W 6-3 U 52 #9 Oregon +4 26-17 W 16-10 U 50’ SU:12-1 ATS: 10-2-1 SU: 6-7 ATS: 6-7 SU: 12-0 ATS: 7-5 SU: 12-2 ATS: 7-7 SU:14-1 ATS: 10-5 OSU Pre #2 Post #5 OSU Pre #18 2011 Post - OSU Pre #18 2012 Post #3 OSU Pre #2 Post #12 OSU Pre #5 Post #1 Rank Opponent 2010Line Score W/L HT O/U Rank Opponent Line Score W/L HT O/U Rank Opponent Line Score W/L HT O/U Rank Opponent 2013Line Score W/L HT O/U Rank Opponent 2014Line Score W/L HT O/U #2 Marshall (Th) -28 45-7 W 35-7 O 47 #18 Akron -31’ 42-0 W 21-0 U 47 #18 Miami, Oh -25’ 56-10 W 21-3 O 50’ #2 Buffalo -34 40-20 L 30-13 O 56 #5 † Navy -14 34-17 W 6-7 U 53 #2 Miami, Fl - #12 -8 36-24 W 26-17 O 47 #3 San Diego St -28 42-7 W 35-0 U 56’ #8 Virginia Tech -11’ 21-35 L 7-21 O 47 #15 Toledo -17’ 27-22 L 21-15 U 52’ #14 UCF -18’ 31-16 L 17-10 U 50’ #22 Kent St -31’ 66-0 W 45-0 O 48’ #2 Ohio -29’ 43-7 W 34-0 O 45’ #17 at Miami, Fl +2’ 6-24 L 6-17 U 46’ #12 California -16’ 35-28 L 20-7 O 55’ #4 at California -14’ 52-34 W 31-20 O 66 #22 Cincinnati -17’ 50-28 W 30-21 O 61 #2 E Michigan -44’ 73-20 W 38-14 O 57 – Colorado -16’ 37-17 W 20-7 O 47 #4 Florida A&M -49’ 76-0 W 55-0 - - #20 at Maryland* -7 52-24 W 31-10 O 59’ #2 at Illinois -16’ 24-13 L 14-10 U 50 – Michigan St -3 7-10 L 0-7 U 43’ #16 UAB -35’ 29-15 L 21-12 U 58’ #4 Wisconsin - #23 -6’ 31-24 W 24-14 U 55’ #13 Rutgers* -21 56-17 W 35-7 O 63 #2 Indiana -23 38-10 W 31-0 U 58 – at Neb - #14 +10’ 27-34 W 20-6 O 44’ #14 at Mich St - #20 +2’ 17-16 W 7-3 U 42 #4 at Northwestern - #16 -6’ 40-30 W 13-20 O 58’ #13 at Penn St* 2OT -14 31-24 L 17-0 O 52’ #1 at Wisc - #18 -3’ 18-31 L 3-21 T 49 – at Illinois - #16 +3’ 17-7 W 3-0 U 45 #12 Neb - #21 -3’ 63-38 W 35-24 O 56’ #4 Iowa -17’ 34-24 L 10-17 O 54’ #13 Illinois* -28’ 55-14 W 31-0 O 65’ #11 Purdue -23’ 49-0 W 42-0 O 47’ #4 Penn St -16’ 63-14 W 42-7 O 55 #13 at Michigan St* - #7 +4 49-37 W 28-21 O 55 – Wisc - #12 +7’ 33-29 W 3-7 O 48’ #8 at Indiana -18 52-49 L 24-14 O 63’ #4 at Purdue -31’ 56-0 W 42-0 U 57’ #8 at Minnesota* -13 31-24 L 17-14 T 55 #10 at Minnesota -25 52-10 W 31-7 O 54’ – Indiana -27’ 34-20 L 13-13 O 52’ #7 Purdue (OT) -18 29-22 L 7-13 U 61 #7 Indiana* -34’ 42-27 L 14-13 O 65 #8 Penn St -18’ 38-14 W 3-14 O 49’ #3 at Illinois -34 60-35 L 35-14
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