It’s hard to believe that Ohio State was able to generate yet another blowout against Wisconsin given the quality of the Badgers, but that’s exactly what happened on Saturday afternoon as the Buckeyes swarmed their foes on the way to a 38-7 win. It was a day filled with big plays, big hits and a defensive performance for the record books from Chase Young. For all the highlights, Buckeye Sports Bulletin has you covered.
The game started not with explosive offense, as it has in most games this season, but with excellent defense. Chase Young came out lined up at linebacker and created a tackle for loss on one drive, before grabbing his first sack on the next drive.
Chase Young: Linebacker? pic.twitter.com/BoAAQn7n8c
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
There's that man again. Chase Young with sack No. 10.5 on the season pic.twitter.com/lioZjAD0mz
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
A little later, Young made a return appearance, and picked up sack No. 2 on the day early in the first half.
Chase Young. Unstoppable pic.twitter.com/OvuDqNfAPq
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
Ohio State struck first on a long Blake Haubeil kick, despite heavy rain.
What a kick from Blake Haubeil to put the Buckeyes on the board, 3-0. pic.twitter.com/F4oVmAyrks
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
Just before the half, Ohio State scored again, on a familiar looking pass to Chris Olave to take a 10-0 lead into the half.
What a kick from Blake Haubeil to put the Buckeyes on the board, 3-0. pic.twitter.com/F4oVmAyrks
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
After a blocked punt led to the lone Wisconsin touchdown of the day, Ohio State’s offense kicked into gear, with Justin Fields finding the end zone from just a few yards out.
Buckeyes respond with another touchdown, this time on the ground. 17-7 pic.twitter.com/Ea4L0THxFC
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
A drive later, J.K. Dobbins found the end zone, as Ohio State took a commanding 24-7 lead into the fourth quarter. The final period started just as the previous had ended, with a Buckeye touchdown from Dobbins.
Dobbins to the house. Ohio State starting to pull away right now pic.twitter.com/CPZLF0toY0
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
Ohio State is getting anything that it wants right now. Dobbins, again. pic.twitter.com/4bqX6qkZOt
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
Before that touchdown, Chase Young made another appearance, with his third sack of the day.
Chase Young is the best player in college football and it isn't at all close pic.twitter.com/y9qEKQZpOW
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
He capped his day off with one more sack.
Chase Young has four sacks in one game. Just some light work for him pic.twitter.com/NBH38jrXh7
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
Shortly after, Ohio State capped off its day with a touchdown pass to Chris Olave.
Ohio State has completely run away with this one. 38-7 on another Fields to Olave pass. pic.twitter.com/LWB6Q5ARTe
— Buckeye Sports Bulletin (@Buckeye_Sports) October 26, 2019
The Buckeyes take the field next on Nov. 9, when they take on Maryland in Columbus.
