COLUMBUS, Ohio — There’s a new No. 1 in the AP Top 25, but it hasn’t changed where Ohio State football sits in the national poll. Alabama, after a thrilling win Saturday against Georgia, is now the nation’s top team. Texas dropped one spot to No. 2.

Ohio State defensive tackle Tyleik Williams did not return at Michigan State on Saturday night despite being medically cleared.

Free Press sports writer Chris Solari on what Michigan State football learned in a 38-7 loss to No. 3 Ohio State and what to watch Friday at Oregon.

Ohio State came, saw, and conquered a rebuilt Michigan State team on Saturday in rather dominant fashion to the tune of 38-7. There were plenty of things to take away from the contest with it being Ohio State’s first Big Ten and road test of the year all wrapped up into one, but it also made for some pretty good eye candy.

Three takeaways from Madeline Kenney of The Detroit News following Michigan State's 38-7 loss to Ohio State in Week 5.

Ohio State defensive tackle Tyleik Williams was not listed among the unavailable players on the Buckeyes' injury report for their Big Ten opener.

As the stakes are high in Week 5 for Ohio State as it faces its first Big Ten opponent of the season, starting defensive tackle Tyleik Williams is making his return after missing last week's game against Marshall due to an injury.

Ohio State football will have defensive tackle Tyleik Williams available for Saturday’s contest at Michigan State. The former All-Big Ten selection missed last week’s 49-14 win against Marshall due to an undisclosed injury.