EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Michigan State says concerns over incomplete game video provided by Ohio State were ``addressed immediately'' when the schools' athletic directors discussed the situation.

Big Ten teams exchange video before playing each other. A Michigan State spokesman says the Spartans' staff notified athletic director Mark Hollis about ``incomplete video'' from Ohio State, but when Hollis talked to Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith about the issue, it was dealt with.

The 14th-ranked Buckeyes beat the 20th-ranked Spartans 17-16 on Saturday. It was new Ohio State coach Urban Meyer's first Big Ten game since taking over.

The Detroit Free Press first reported on the controversy.