The Buckeyes made short work on Michigan State and put the nation on notice Saturday, exploding for 49 first-half points with the first-team defense shutting out the Spartans and Heisman-contending running back Kenneth Walker III.

It was Ohio State's most dominant performance of the season, but the Buckeyes won't have much time to celebrate as they move on immediately to the biggest week of the season – Michigan week, with everything on the line.

As we both look back at the dominant win and ahead at the biggest game of the season, hit me up with any questions you have about C.J. Stroud's Heisman chances, that extraordinary Buckeye offense, Ohio State's shutdown defensive performance, rivalry week, and anything else you can think of.

I'll be online answering your questions from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Joshua Perry saw action in all four years he played for Ohio State, leading the team in tackles in 2014 when they won the first College Football Playoff Championship, and captaining the team in 2015. He now serves as an analyst on BTN.