Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | November 18, 2015 Coaches give the edge to OSU over MSU Ohio State topped Michigan State in a high-scoring affair last season. Share Ohio State will play its biggest game of the season to date when the Buckeyes host Big Ten East rival Michigan State at home on Saturday. Michigan State has just one loss, and Saturday’s showdown has major College Football Playoff implications. A close game seems like a likely outcome. Or does it? ESPN’s Joe Schad talked to three coaches who have squared off against the Buckeyes and Spartans this season, and they don’t think this game will be so close after all. Spoke w three coaches who faced OSU, MSU this year. All three gave OSU edge in O, D and special teams. — Joe Schad (@schadjoe) November 18, 2015 Coach A: “Talent isn’t close. Ohio State is a different animal.” — Joe Schad (@schadjoe) November 18, 2015 Coach B: “Ohio State will beat them pretty good.” — Joe Schad (@schadjoe) November 18, 2015 Coach C: “Ohio State just has more freaks. It’s too much talent.” — Joe Schad (@schadjoe) November 18, 2015 Talent is one thing, but Ohio State has started off several games sluggish this season. Let’s see if they can buck that trend this weekend against Connor Cook and the Spartans. RELATED: Who is a new face to look out for in the Heisman race? Michigan State stuns No. 6 Penn State on the road to remain undefeated in Big Ten play The Michigan State women's soccer team beat No. 6 Penn State to notch its first road win over the Nittany Lions in program history. READ MORE How the NCAA college wrestling championship works Here is a comprehensive guide to the NCAA college wrestling tournament and its history, including how athletes qualify for the championship, where it will be held, select individual and team records and how the scoring works. READ MORE College basketball: Longest active NCAA tournament streaks Sustaining excellence in college basketball is no easy task. But some teams have active ongoing streaks that have lasted two decades. READ MORE