Ohio State football’s offense is doing things the Big Ten Conference has not seen since the 1940s. With the Buckeyes’ 49-point performance through the first three quarters against Michigan State, Ohio State became the first Big Ten team to score 45-plus points per game in five straight games since Michigan in 1945-46. Michigan’s streak began Nov. 23, 1946 against Ohio State, beating the Buckeyes 58-6 at Ohio Stadium. It lasted through the first four games of the 1947 season against Michigan State, Stanford, Pitt and Northwestern. Ohio State football news:Sign up for our daily newsletter on Ohio State sports TreVeyon Henderson limps off field:Ohio State RB TreVeyon Henderson limps off field with injury vs. Michigan State Get to know Zak Herbstreit, Toby WilsonWhen Herbie met Wilson: OSU’s Zak Herbstreit, Toby Wilson finish each other’s sentences After Ohio State’s 21-point performance to open the season against then-No. 5 Notre Dame, the…
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