Ohio State’s offense made history Saturday night against Toledo. In Ohio State’s 77-21 win, the Buckeyes recorded 763 yards of offense against the Rockets defense, the second-most their offense has accumulated in a single game behind Ohio State’s 77-10 season-opening win against Bowling Green in 2016. Ohio State recorded more yards against Toledo than the 721 it recorded in its 77-31 season-opening win against Oregon State in 2018. It was the most by an Ohio State offense since coach Ryan Day joined the staff in 2017. Ohio State football routs Toledo: C.J. Stroud throws five TDs as Ohio State routs Toledo 77-21 Ohio State vs. Toledo: Ohio State 77, Toledo 21, Final: OSU football, C.J. Stroud ends night with 5 TDs Against the Rockets, Ohio State averaged 9.8 yards per play, third best in a single game in Ohio State history. The Buckeyes averaged 10 yards per play against Wisconsin…
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