As defensive coordinator Greg Schiano said Monday, this past Saturday's film of a 77-31 win over Oregon State showed things the Buckeyes can be proud of and things they need to improve upon.
The offense racked up 721 total yards, a number that ranks second in school history behind the 776 the program put up against Bowling Green in 2016. On the flip side of that statistic is the 392 yards Ohio State's defense surrendered.
Any way you look at it, the Buckeyes are 1-0 after a 46-point win. They'll get the chance to start the year 2-0 against Rutgers in Week 2.