Osu controlled this game from start to finish, as expected. The potent Toledo spread attack moved the ball well, but could not convert in the red zone; where in 4 trips they scored 1 td. That just wont get it done against the #2 team in the country.

The Osu offensive got on track for the 1st time this season. Although Pryor has made big plays this season, he has struggled throwing the ball. The Toledo defense seemed to be the cure, as Pryor went 17 for 25, 204 yds, and 2 tds.

Osu opens up the Big 10 schedule next weekend with a battle against Illinois. The Illibuck always seems to be competitive.