The top five players in this one reflect the final score of the game. In other words, the visiting team dominated.

1. Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins — Dobbins ran wild, carrying 31 times for 211 yards and four touchdowns. His quickness and speed were simply too much for Michigan to handle.

2. Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields — Fields went 14-of-25 passing for 302 yards through the air, tossing four touchdown passes. The Buckeyes averaged 20.9 yards per completion, a stunning number.

3. Ohio State wide receiver Garrett Wilson — Wilson made just three catches, but they covered 118 yards and produced one of the eight Buckeye touchdowns.

4. Ohio State defensive tackle Davon Hamilton — Everyone talked about OSU defensive end Chase Young, but for the most part, Michigan handled him. It was Hamilton, the OSU defensive tackle, who came up with a sack and two tackles for loss among his five stops.

5. Sophomore defensive end Aidan Hutchinson — Hutchinson gave great effort on a lost afternoon. He led all tacklers with 10 and put a quarterback hurry on Fields. He also garnered more emotional motivation for another day.

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