Football serves as a game that continues to evolve and surprise its players and appreciators alike in so many different ways. The Ohio State Buckeyes are certainly no stranger to innovation at the college level of the sport, having won the inaugural four-team and 12-team College Football Playoffs on their way to National Championships. But one of the most truly unique accomplishments in football history belongs to former wide receiver David Boston for one of the 34 career touchdowns he scored as a Buckeye.
Ohio State's 1996 game against Pittsburgh remains one that lives fondly in the school's football lore, especially relative to other blowouts when considering the contest ended in a 72-0 romp.