Put bluntly, Ohio State’s offense put forth one of the best efforts in school history in its season-opening win over Oregon State. The numbers don’t lie. In a 77-31 victory, the Buckeyes racked up 721 yards — the second-most in school history — and allowed zero quarterback sacks, were forced to punt just once and scored 10 offensive touchdowns. Oh, and sophomore quarterback Dwayne Haskins set school records for passing yards and touchdowns for a signal caller in his first career start — 313 and five. Not a bad day at the office. Haskins, running backs J.K. Dobbins and Mike Weber and many of Ohio State’s wide receivers have received press this week about their dominant performances. But the offensive line? Not so much. RELATED Malcolm Pridgeon Is Soaking In Every Moment As Starting Left Guard It’s a group that has multiple players at new positions, a duo of new starters and as much success as any…
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