C.J. Stroud threw for five touchdowns, Garrett Wilson accounted for four scores and the Buckeye offense cranked out 624 yards in a 59-31 win over Purdue.
Garrett Wilson stole the show with 177 yards of total offense and an eye-popping four touchdowns as Ohio State cruised to the team's ninth win of the season.
Buckeye safety Bryson Shaw says "some of us didn't do our jobs, myself included," while Jaxon Smith-Njigba describes the Ohio State wide receiver room as "scary."
Steele Chambers and Mitch Rossi make their first career starts, Chris Booker shines in kickoff coverage and Chris Olave and TreVeyon Henderson are nearing school records.
Garrett Wilson’s four-touchdown performance against Purdue, one week after he was unavailable against Nebraska, made it clear just how valuable he is to Ohio State’s offense.
After missing last week's game, Garrett Wilson found the end zone three times in the first half alone against Purdue on Saturday, and added another early in the third quarter.
