Through two games, the Ohio State offense ranks No. 2 in the nation in scoring at 64.5 points per game. The fourth-ranked Buckeyes are also No. 2 in total offense (650 yards per game). They lead the Big Ten with 15 explosive plays (20 yards or more) from scrimmage, and are No. 1 in the nation in third-down conversion percentage (an absurd 72.1). Ohio State’s 1,300 total yards, 700 passing yards and nine touchdown passes are the most in school history through two games. RELATED: Buckeyes blow out Oregon State to open season | Rutgers no match for Ohio State in week two Even if the level of competition has been lacking, those are all impressive numbers, especially for a team breaking in a new quarterback, new center and new left tackle. (Not to mention still missing its three-time national champion head coach, Urban Meyer, who returned to practice last…
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