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How Julian Sayin, Lincoln Kienholz and the rest of Ohio State’s offense graded vs. Grambling

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State eclipsed 70 points in a football game for the fourth time since Ryan Day became the head coach in its 70-0 win over Grambling.

The shutout joins wins over Miami (OH) (76-5) and Maryland (73-14) in 2019 and a win over Toledo (77-21) in 2022.

Plenty of players contributed to those 70 points, with 37 people seeing the field on offense, including all three of its scholarship quarterbacks.

Julian Sayin led the way with 306 yards and four touchdowns, throwing just one interception. His efforts earned him a Pro Football Focus grade of 80.2.

Lincoln Kienholz threw his first pass since the 2023 Cotton Bowl, finishing the day 6 of 7 for 71 yards, a touchdown and a PFF grade of 88.1.

Ohio State 70-0 Grambling (Sep 6, 2025) Game Recap

COLUMBUS, Ohio — — Julian Sayin threw for four touchdowns, set an Ohio State record for completed passes to start a game and fell one short of the school record for consecutive completions as the top-ranked Buckeyes rolled to a 70-0 victory over Grambling State on Saturday.

Ohio State (2-0) — playing its first game as the No. 1 team in the AP Top 25 since 2015 — scored on eight of its first nine possessions and did not punt until midway through the fourth quarter. It was the ninth victory in school history by at least 70 points and sixth via shutout.

Two of those wins have now come against historically Black colleges or universities. The Buckeyes beat Florida A&M 76-0 in 2013.

Ohio State QB Julian Sayin sets a record in the first half vs. Grambling State

The Ohio State football team had one of the best starts possible against Grambling State on Saturday afternoon. Playing such a bad team was exactly what they needed after such a grueling opening game against the Texas Longhorns, winning that game just 14-7.

Julian Sayin was afforded the opportunity to open up the offense against the Tigers, something he wasn't able to do against the Longhorns. In fact, he started off the game with some nice touchdown passes, throwing three of them very quickly in the first half.

In fact, Sayin had the best start of anyone in Ohio State Buckeyes history. He broke a record that Will Howard set a year ago against Indiana, when the Hoosiers were a top-five team in the country.

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