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Ohio State Stays at No. 1 in AP Top 25 After Dominant Win over Grambling State
Quarterback Julian Sayin completed 18 of 19 passes for 306 yards and four touchdowns, setting an Ohio State record for consecutive completions to start a game.
- On Saturday at Ohio Stadium, No. 1 Ohio State rolled to a 70-0 win over Grambling State, with quarterback Julian Sayin throwing four touchdown passes and setting a school record for consecutive completions to start a game.
- Ohio State's financial edge was evident as players reportedly receive up to $35 million, while Grambling State earned $1 million and showcased HBCU culture with their World Famed Tiger Marching Band.
- Sayin's efficiency translated into staggering first-half numbers as he completed 18 of 19 passes for 306 yards, including touchdowns to Will Kacmarek and Jeremiah Smith, while Ohio State defense forced three turnovers and Riley Pettijohn scored a 23-yard fumble-return TD.
- Coach Ryan Day emptied his bench, giving freshman Tavien St. Clair first snaps as Ohio State moves to 2-0, using the game as a tune-up before Big Ten play and hosting Ohio University next Saturday.
- The first-ever meeting carried historic weight as Grambling State Tigers represented HBCU tradition with a halftime show, while Ohio State Buckeyes notched their ninth 70-point win, second versus HBCUs.
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No. 1 Ohio State steamrolls Grambling, 70-0, in first-ever meeting
COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a game that marked the first-ever meeting between two storied programs, No. 1 Ohio State wasted no time asserting its dominance over Grambling State, racing out to a commanding 35-0 halftime lead at Ohio Stadium on Saturday en route to a 70-0 win.
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