which would be the score at the end of the third quarter. Michigan State had several opportunities throughout the fourth quarter to take the lead away from Ohio State, but penalties and missed field goals would eventually halt any momentum. The Spartans did convert on a Dan Conroy 48-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter to make it a 17–16. After the Buckeye defense stopping the Spartans from scoring to take the lead, the Ohio State offense would run out the clock and end the game with a 17–16 victory. The win was Ohio State's first Big Ten conference win of the season, as well as head coach Urban Meyer's first Big Ten win. The win also kept Ohio State undefeated at 5–0 on the season. Braxton Miller led the team in both rushing and passing, completing 16 of 23 passes for 179 yards and one touchdown, along with 145 rushing yards. Nebraska Sources: The Buckeyes played host to the Nebraska Cornhuskers under the lights at Ohio Stadium on homecoming in front of the largest crowd in Ohio Stadium history. In their previous meeting, Nebraska defeated the Buckeyes in their first meeting as conference foes, 34–27, during the 2011 season. Ohio State started out slowly on offense, but scored the first points of the game following a Bradley Roby interception return for a touchdown. The Nebraska offense came back to score on their two drives to end the first quarter. Two Ameer Abdullah touchdown runs gave Nebraska their first lead of the night at 14–7 at the end of the first quarter. Nebraska continued to dominate on offense during the first quarter and scored a field goal following an eight-play drive, giving them a 17–7 lead. Ohio State responded on their first drive of the second quarter, with a Carlos Hyde touchdown run. The Cornhuskers and the Buckeyes would shoot it out offensively throughout the second quarter. A touchdown pass from Ohio State's Braxton Miller and a touchdown run for Nebraska's Taylor Martinez led to a 24–21 score favoring Nebraska midway through the second quarter. Ohio State ended the quarter with Carlos Hyde and Braxton Miller both scoring on touchdown runs, giving the Buckeyes a 35–24 lead at halftime. The second half continued the offensive showdown seen during the second quarter. Nebraska scored on their first possession of the half on a Martinez touchdown pass, closing the score to