From Clemson to Alabama and Georgia, college football heavyweights have started the season on the front foot courtesy of free-scoring offenses. Not to be outdone by its rivals, Ohio State has followed the trend so far, putting up a combined 87 points in the first two games. If a 45-21 win over Florida Atlantic in Week 1 could be filed in the “expected results” category, a 42-0 rout of Cincinnati last week was a resounding statement of intent from the Buckeyes. 2019 College Football Schedule: Week 3 Games, Where to Watch, Live Stream, Read more Since transferring to Ohio State from Georgia in the offseason, Justin Fields has hit the ground running, throwing for 458 yards and six touchdowns in the first two games with a completion rate of 93.6 percent. Against Cincinnati, the sophomore quarterback finished 20-of-25 for 224 yards and two touchdowns and he’s now tied with Dwayne…
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