From: Scout.com - Luke Fickell hopes a healthier Andrew Sweat can help lead his defense against a balanced Michigan State defense on Saturday, but a couple of other starters are still not expected to be back in the lineup for the Buckeyes.
Ohio State head coach Luke Fickell confirmed one of the biggest challenges to stopping the Michigan State offense comes in having to account for a little bit of everything.

The Spartans will enter Ohio Stadium on Saturday afternoon for a 3:30 kickoff averaging 143.3 yards per game on the ground and 274.0 yards through the air. They are led by a senior quarterback, Kirk Cousins, who figures to be in the discussion for All-Big Ten honors at the end of the season, and the conference’s leading receiver, B.J. Cunningham, along with a stable of talented running backs…..

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