Well that was an ass-kicking.
Ohio State pulled no punches during a brutal beatdown of its in-state opponent Saturday, racking up its second-most yards of total offense in program history (763) as the Buckeyes poured in 77 points on the Toledo defense.
C.J. Stroud put up Heisman-like numbers at quarterback, throwing as many touchdowns (five) as he had incompletions to finish the game with 357 yards on 22-for-27 passing. Stroud’s performance was so good that Ohio State offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson compared him to a Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback he coached back at Oklahoma in the aughts.
“Sam Bradford was the first guy I thought had the quickest mind, and I would say C.