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Home the the Buckeyes since 1922, Ohio Stadium sits majestically on the banks of the Olentangy River. During the 2007
season Ohio State played their 500th game in the building ..... and they have many more to come
In one of the many traditions of game day, the fans line
the street as the band arrives for skull session
Ohio State 24 Michigan State 17
VS
The Buckeyes were able to avoid the trend of upsets for the #1 ranked teams and soundly defeated the Spartans. Chris 'Beanie' Wells had his breakout game, with 221 yards rushing. This was the 9th highest total ever in the history of OSU running backs. Most people thought the Buckeyes would start 8-0, then hit the meat of their schedule. Well they accomplished the first part, lets see how well they handle these last four games. 4 wins still looks like a ticket to New Orleans.
October 20th, 2007
10/22/07
Another tradition is the annual crowning of Homecoming Queen - this year's winner is Natalie Yvette Mehl
Chris 'Beanie' Wells (28) got OSU out of the hole with a
47 yard run into Michigan State territory
Jake Ballard (86) was all alone for this TD catch to give the Buckeyes a 7-0 lead
After two quick penalties, the Buckeyes started the game
on their own 6 yard line
Ben Person (63) is ready in position for zone blocking, of course that may have been due to jumping early (3 times)
Brian Hartline (9) led the team with 4 receptions
and averaged over 10 yards per catch
AJ Trapasso (15) continues to handle the kick-offs, putting two in the endzone for touchbacks
Maurice Wells (28) was held in check this game with only
18 yards rushing and minus 2 yards receiving
Hoyer (7) barely gets off the pass before Marcus Freeman (1) lowered the boom on the MSU quarterback
It wasn't just the players looking sharp Saturday, the Cheerleaders were wearing their new uniforms
MSU was trying anything to win, including this pre-game huddle, or maybe they were looking for a lost contact lens
James Laurinaitis (33) continues to lead the
#1 defense in the country
At Halftime, the marching band provided yet another stirring performance for the crowd of over 105,000
