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Ohio State Dominates Grambling State 70-0, Records Galore!

9/9/2025

Summary

Buckeyes Dominate Opponent

Julian Sayin earned Big Ten Freshman of the Week after throwing for 306 yards and four touchdowns against Grambling State.
The Buckeyes achieved a 70-0 victory, their fourth game scoring over 70 points under coach Ryan Day.
Freshman running back Bo Jackson showcased his potential with 108 rushing yards.
Jeremiah Smith set an Ohio Stadium record with an 87-yard touchdown reception.
Ohio State's defense, led by Riley Pettijohn and Kayden McDonald, secured the shutout, limiting Grambling's yardage.

Summary

Buckeyes Host Ohio

Ohio State hosts Ohio on September 13, 2025, at Ohio Stadium, favored by 32.5 points.
The Buckeyes are 2-0, recently winning 70-0 against Grambling State and 14-7 over Texas.
Ohio holds a 1-1 record, losing to Rutgers and defeating West Virginia 17-10.
Quarterback Parker Navarro has thrown for 486 yards and four touchdowns this season.
Ohio's defense limited West Virginia to 250 yards and forced a turnover.

History

Historical Context

The Ohio State Buckeyes football team, established in 1890, has a storied history, claiming nine national championships and 39 conference titles. Under coach Urban Meyer, they achieved their eighth national championship in 2014 with a 14-1 record. This legacy of excellence continues to influence recruitment and fan engagement, as evidenced by their recent high-scoring performances, including a notable 70-0 victory.

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Buckeyes Dominate Opponent

Julian Sayin earned Big Ten Freshman of the Week after throwing for 306 yards and four touchdowns against Grambling State.
The Buckeyes achieved a 70-0 victory, their fourth game scoring over 70 points under coach Ryan Day.
Freshman running back Bo Jackson showcased his potential with 108 rushing yards.
Jeremiah Smith set an Ohio Stadium record with an 87-yard touchdown reception.
Ohio State's defense, led by Riley Pettijohn and Kayden McDonald, secured the shutout, limiting Grambling's yardage.

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