Ohio State has been at or near the top of the national scoring chart seven years in a row, and the Buckeyes have been especially prolific at home. Their 56-14 win over Indiana on Saturday made them the first Big Ten team since the 1903 Michigan Wolverines to score at least 45 points in six straight home games in the same season, according to Elias Sports Bureau. The Buckeyes’ streak started after they managed just 21 against Notre Dame in the opener. They set a national season high with 77 against Toledo two weeks later. Ohio State is scoring 50.6 points per home game this season, and it’s averaging a Bowl Subdivision-high 48.4 points over 45 games at Ohio Stadium since 2016, according to Sportradar. Tennessee is the 2022 season leader in home scoring, at 55.3 points per game. THIS GUY CAN PLAY Central Michigan freshman Bert Emanuel Jr. turned…
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