CLEVELAND, Ohio – The 2014 Ohio State Buckeyes, at least for the time being, are the highest scoring team in school history. Their 56-17 victory over Rutgers – Ohio State’s fourth straight game of 50 or more points – pushed the Buckeyes’ scoring average up to 46.5 points a game this season. That moved the 2014 Buckeyes ahead of the 2013 Buckeyes, who averaged 45.5 points a game. However, still remaining on the schedule are Penn State and Michigan State, among others that may provide tougher defense than what OSU has faced so far. Penn State has permitted a league-low 15.2 points a game. The 2013 Buckeyes flirted with a 50-point average late in the season, before being held to 24 and 35 points in the last two games . Here’s an updated rundown, highlighting the top 10 scoring teams in Ohio State history. 46.5 ppg No. 1 – 2014 – 4-1 – coach Urban Meyer: Meyer’s high-powered scoring machine has run off four straight games of 50 points or more, after a slow start against Navy and Virginia Tech. Quarterback J.T. Barrett is hitting 65 percent of his passes, and running back Ezekiel Elliott is on pace to rush for more than 1,000 yards. Stat leaders: Passer: J.T. Barrett, 107 of 164 for 1,615 yards. Rusher: Ezekiel Elliott, 531 yards on 91 carries. Receiver: Michael Thomas, 21 catches for 377 yards…
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