Quotebook: OSU showed 'what we're capable of,' C.J. Stroud's 'never gonna play perfect' and Tanner McCalister says it was 'kind of scary' playing without both starting corners.
Wisconsin put up little in the way of resistance to a scarlet and gray slaughter that saw the Buckeyes score more points on the Badgers than any team in eight years, when Ohio State put a 59-0 beating on them in the 2014 Big Ten Championship Game., caliber of competition and complete performance on both sides of the ball, it would be hard to argue that the Buckeyes didn’t have their finest effort of the season in Week 4.
“We saw a lot of good to go around in this game, but the tough thing is you don’t have too much time to talk about that; you have to be on to the next team. We’ll try to enjoy this the best we can tonight and a little bit tomorrow.”Ohio State Separates Itself From Big Ten Contenders With Statement Win While Michigan Shows Signs of Weakness in Conference Opener
Day took accountability for Stroud’s interception, saying he should’ve run the ball late in the first half rather than try to throw it, but Stroud pushed back on that notion after the game.