Ohio State’s offense showed how dynamic it can be with its 11-touchdown, 763-yard performance against Toledo, giving the Buckeyes momentum they’ll look to build on in Big Ten play.
If there were any doubts Ohio State has the goods to have an elite offense once again in 2022, the Buckeyes answered those questions emphatically with their performance on Saturday night against Toledo.
It wasn’t unexpected that the Buckeyes would have far more success moving the ball against the Rockets than LIU and UMass did. But it certainly made a statement that Ohio State’s offense was as utterly dominant as it was. Not including the final drive of the game on which the Buckeyes kneeled out the clock, Ohio State was stopped just once on Saturday night. The Buckeyes were effective by air and ground against the Rockets, passing the ball for 482 yards on 14.2 yards per attempt while running the ball for 281 yards on 6.4 yards per attempt.
“We’re part of the best offensive group in the nation, part of the best team in the nation,” Egbuka said. “And when you can rely on everybody to do their job, no questions asked, it's something that's really special. And we were able to showcase that tonight.”– Emeka Egbuka on Ohio State’s 77-point performance against Toledo
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