Ohio State had a quick strike passing offense in the season opener against Bowling Green. The Buckeyes averaged nearly 35 yards on their seven touchdown passes. And only one came in the red zone on an 11 yard pass from J.T. Barrett to Dontre Wilson in the third quarter.
The longest, and the shortest, of the six TD passes outside of the red zone were caught by Curtis Samuel. He had a 79 catch and run touchdown in the first quarter and he caught a 21 yard TD pass in the third as well.
In all, Barrett threw six touchdowns passes to four different receivers.