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VS. MICHIGAN STATE (2-3) Saturday, December 5 • Noon • East Lansing, Mich OHIO STATE FOOTBALL 8 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • 38 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS • 928 ALL-TIME WINS • 7 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 84 FIRST ROUND NFL DRAFT PICKS • 87 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS • 3 COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES 2020 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS WEEK 7 4-0, 4-0 Big Ten Conference 3 OHIO STATE (4-0) VS. MICHIGAN STATE (2-3) Saturday, December 5 • Noon • East Lansing, Mich. • Spartan Stadium • ABC • 97.1 FM The Fan Oct. 24 5/- Nebraska W, 52-17 FOX Oct. 31 3/18 at Penn State W, 38-25 ABC Head Coach: Ryan Day Head Coach: Mel Tucker Record at Ohio State: 20-1 Record at Michigan St.: 2-3 (1st) Nov. 7 3/- Rutgers W, 49-27 BTN Career Record: Same Career Record: 7-10 (2nd) Nov. 14 3/- at Maryland Canceled BTN Career vs. Michigan St.: 1-0 Career vs. Ohio State: 0-0 Nov. 21 3/9 Indiana W, 42-35 FOX Interim Coach vs. MSU: Nov. 28 3/- at Illinois Canceled FS1 Larry Johnson Dec. 5 3/- at Michigan St. Noon ABC THE BASICS Dec. 12 Michigan Noon FOX Dec. 19 Big Ten Noon FOX f The Ohio State Buckeyes return to action Saturday Championship with a Big Ten East Division game against Michigan State. Kickoff in East Lansing is slated for All times EDT • Associated Press Rankings noon at Spartan Stadium with ABC broadcasting. f Ohio State cancelled its scheduled game at TELEVISION: ABC Illinois last Saturday, and paused all team-related Play by Play Bob Wischusen activities, after an increase in positive COVID-19 Analyst Dan Orlovsky tests within the program. Sideline Quint Kessenich f Head coach Ryan Day was one of those with a NATIONAL RADIO: Touchdown Radio confirmed positive test. He is in isolation and can resume on-field coaching Dec. 7. Play by Play Brett Dolan Analyst Lamar Thomas f Associate head coach/defensive line coach Larry Johnson will be the interim head coach for Ohio 45 YEARS FOR NO. 45 OhioStateBuckeyes.com State against Michigan State. ONLINE: This past Wednesday marked f Live Stats OhioStateStats.com Johnson is in his 25th year of coaching on the the 45-year anniversary of Archie Media Resources go.osu.edu/OhioStMediaCtr20 collegiate level and seventh at Ohio State. Griffin - the most decorated No. 45 f Players resumed workouts in small groups at the in college football history - win- SOCIAL MEDIA: #GoBuckeyes Woody Hayes Athletic Center on Monday and ning his second straight Heisman Twitter: @OhioStateFB / @OhioStAthletics practiced for the first time in preparation for the Trophy. Still the only two-time Instagram: @OhioStateFB Michigan State game on Tuesday. Heisman winner, Griffin is Ohio Facebook: Facebook.com/ f The Ohio State sports medicine staff continues to State’s all-time leading rusher with OhioStateAthletics test, monitor and evaluate daily and will make all 5,589 yards and 26 touchdowns. decisions with the health, safety and well-being of His No. 45 was retired in 1999. the student-athletes and staff as the main priority. BY THE NUMBERS 5 378 3 0 Cris Carter’s school-record Yards of total offense – a Games this season Belitnikoff Points allowed by Ohio State’s (1986) for consecutive 100- career high – for Justin Fields Award watch-listers Chris defense after three Hoosier yard receiving games. Garrett against Indiana on Nov. 21 Olave and Garrett Wilson have interceptions two weeks ago. Wilson has topped 100 yards (300 passing and an OSU doubled-up with each reaching Ensuing drives were stopped four consecutive games. career-high 78 rushing) with 100 receiving yards. on downs, a punt and a three TDs. fumble. OHIO STATE VS. MICHIGAN STATE OHIO STATE FOOTBALL FACTS & MORE UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Video Coordinator ..............................George Momirovic Location...................................................Columbus, Ohio Director of Student Well-Being ......................Tony Tucker 2020 SCHEDULE Oct. 24 .................Nebraska Population ..........................................................1.7 million Oct. 31 ...........at Penn State Founded .....................................................................1870 LETTERWINNERS RETURNING: 46 Nov. 7 ..................... Rutgers Joined Big Ten ........................................................... 1912 Offense ..........................................................................20 Nov. 14 ..............at Maryland Enrollment .............................................................. 57,466 Defense .........................................................................24 Nov. 21 .....................Indiana Nickname .......................................................... Buckeyes Special Teams .................................................................2 Nov. 28 ................. at Illinois Colors .....................................................Scarlet and Gray LETTERWINNERS LOST: 29 Dec. 5 ..... at Michigan State Band ...............The Ohio State University Marching Band Offense ...........................................................................15 Dec. 12 ..................Michigan President .................................. Kristina M. Johnson, PhD Defense ..........................................................................12 Dec. 19 .. B1G Championship Director of Athletics ....................................... Gene Smith Special Teams .................................................................2 Senior Woman Administrator .......................Janine Oman 2021 SCHEDULE Faculty Representative .........................John E. Davidson STARTERS RETURNING: 10 Sept. 4 ............at Minnesota Website .....................................OhioStateBuckeyes.com Offense ............................................................................6 Sept. 11 ................... Oregon QB Justin Fields, C Josh Myers, RG Wyatt Davis, WR Chris TEAM HISTORY Sept. 18 ........................Tulsa Olave, LT Thayer Munford, TE Luke Farrell First Year of Football ................................................. 1890 Sept. 25 ..................... Akron All-Time Record (Years) .........................928-326-53 (130) Defense ........................................................................... 4 Oct. 2 ...............at Nebraska All-Time B1G Record (Years) ...................525-173-24 (106) LB Pete Werner, LB Tuf Borland, CB, Shaun Wade, DE Oct. 9 .......................Purdue Big Ten Championships (Last) ...........................38 (2019) Jonathon Cooper* Oct. 16 ............................Off All-Time Bowl Record ..............................................24-26 Oct. 23 ................at Rutgers National Championships.................................................8 Specialists Returning ......................................................2 Oct. 30 ........Michigan State Consensus All-America Selections ............................... 87 P Drue Chrisman, K Blake Haubeil Nov. 6 ..................at Indiana First-Team All-Big Ten Selections ................................413 Nov. 13 ..................Maryland STARTERS LOST: 13 First-Round NFL Draft Picks ..........................................84 Nov. 20 ..............Penn State Offense ............................................................................6 Nov. 27 .............at Michigan HEAD COACH RYAN DAY RB J.K. Dobbins, WR Austin Mack, WR Binjimen Victor, Dec. 4 ... B1G Championship Alma Mater ..................................New Hampshire (2002; WR K.J. Hill, LG Jonah Jackson, RT Branden Bowen ...................................................Business Administration) Defense ........................................................................... 7 2022 SCHEDULE Master’s Degree .......................... Boston College (2004; Sept. 3 .............Notre Dame DE Chase Young, DT Jashon Cornell, DT DaVon Ham- ......................................................Administrative Studies) Sept. 10 ...........Arkansas St. ilton, LB Malik Harrison, CB Jeff Okudah, CB Damon Record at Ohio State ..........................20-1 (Second year) Sept. 17 .....................Toledo Arnette, SAF Jordan Fuller Career Record .....................................20-1 (Second year) Sept. 24 .......at Michigan St. Year in Coaching .....................19th (Fourth at Ohio State) STADIUM INFORMATION Oct. 1..............at Penn State Name ...........................................................Ohio Stadium Oct. 10 .................... Rutgers ASSISTANT COACHES/SUPPORT STAFF Capacity ............................................................... 102,780 Oct. 15 .........................Iowa Defensive Coord./Secondary ....................Kerry Coombs Surface ................................................................FieldTurf Oct. 22............................Off Co-Defensive Coordinator .........................Greg Mattison Largest Crowd .......................110,045 vs. Michigan, 2016 Oct. 29 ....................Indiana Associate Head Coach/DL .........................Larry Johnson Ohio State Record at Ohio Stadium ...............450-112-20 Nov. 5 ....... at Northwestern Linebackers................................................Al Washington Press Box Phone ..........................................614-292-1812 Nov. 12 ................ Wisconsin Safeties/Special Teams Coord. ..................... Matt Barnes Nov. 19 ..............at Maryland Offensive Coordinator/TEs .......................... Kevin Wilson ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Nov. 26 .................Michigan Quarterbacks .............................................. Corey Dennis Associate AD, Communications ......................Jerry Emig Dec. 3 ... B1G Championship Asst.
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