Free Press sports writer Chris Solari on what Michigan State football learned in a 23-19 loss at Boston College and what to watch vs. Ohio State.

Ohio State is 3-0 after a clean nonconference slate. The Buckeyes opened with a 52-6 win against Akron before a 56-0 victory against Western Michigan. OSU then had a bye week before collecting a 49-14 win against Marshall on Saturday.

The game time and channel have been announced for Ohio State’s Big Ten opener against Michigan State, and Buckeye fans may not be all that happy. The game against Sparty will be under the lights starting at 7 pm in East Lansing. However, the contest will be aired on Peacock, NBC’s paid streaming service.