COLUMBUS, Ohio – No team in Ohio State history has outscored its opponents the way the 2019 Buckeyes have done to date. Not the 1960s teams of Rex Kern; not the 1970s teams of Archie Griffin; and not the recent teams led by coach Urban Meyer. Ohio State is outscoring its opponents by an average of 40.4 points a game this year – the product of the nation’s No. 3 scoring offense and the country’s top-ranked defense for fewest points allowed. At 48.3 points a game, the 2019 Buckeyes rank No. 1 in school history for scoring. And the 7.9 points allowed per game ranks 33rd lowest in 129 seasons of Buckeye football. Tougher games ahead, including regular season matchups against Penn State and Michigan, could shrink the margin, but the 2019 Buckeyes have a wide lead in point spread over the next best OSU teams. Here are the 10…
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