A grade card on Ohio State’s 63-10 win over Western Kentucky: OFFENSE: A OSU’s 63 points were the most it had scored since a 77-21 win over Toledo in the third game of last season. It rolled up 562 yards of total offense in what was by far the best game so far this season by the Buckeyes’ offensive unit. The much doubted offensive line opened holes in the running game (6.2 yards per carry), protected quarterback Kyle McCord (1 sack) and helped convert half of the third down situations OSU faced. McCord was 19 of 23 passing for 318 yards and three touchdowns. Ohio State rushed for 207 yards, led by TreVeyon Henderson with 88 yards on 11 carries. Marvin Harrison Jr. caught seven passes for 125 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown catch. Emeka Egbuka had two touchdown catches and tight end Cade Stover had a 40-yard reception and…
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