Ohio State football records strong fourth quarter against Kent State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 2:55 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Ohio State football outscored Kent State 17-3 in the fourth quarter during their recent matchup. Coach Ryan Day expressed satisfaction with the team's performance, especially after a previous loss to Texas. Key highlights include Chris Henry's 75-yard touchdown catch and a defensive score from Jamir Perez. The Buckeyes had a total of over 500 yards of offense, with Jeremiah Smith setting a career receiving yards record. Ohio State now prepares for Big Ten Conference play, starting with a game against Illinois.
- •Ohio State scored 17 points in the fourth quarter against Kent State.
- •Chris Henry caught a 75-yard touchdown pass from Luke Fahey.
- •Jeremiah Smith became the program's career leader in receiving yards.
- •Ohio State accumulated over 500 yards of total offense.
- •The Buckeyes will host Illinois in their next game.
- 2:55 AMYahoo Sports — Ohio State Football: Ryan Day Continues Stressing Strong Fourth Quarter Play
"A 17-point fourth quarter vs. Kent State was just what Ryan Day wanted to see for Ohio State football It […]
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