Ohio State secures 45-16 victory over Maryland in Columbus
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 2:01 PM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026

Ohio State defeated Maryland 45-16 on October 10, 2026, in Columbus, showcasing strong performances amid harsh weather conditions. Key players included Jeremiah Smith, who recorded two touchdowns and remains near Big Ten receiving records, and Bo Jackson, noted for his impressive rushing stats. Ohio State’s defense limited Maryland to just 146 yards and 10 first downs, while the Buckeyes successfully executed all three red zone trips. The victory marks a significant milestone for head coach Ryan Day, who coached his 100th game with 87 wins. The Buckeyes prepare to face Indiana in their next matchup.
- •Ohio State scored three touchdowns in the red zone
- •Jeremiah Smith is close to Big Ten receiving records
- •Ohio State held Maryland to 146 total yards
- •This was Ryan Day's 100th game as head coach
- •Bo Jackson averaged 4.7 yards per carry
- 2:01 PMYahoo Sports — By the Numbers: Key numbers that stand out from Ohio State’s 45-16 win over Maryland
"There were some impressive numbers from Ohio State’s win over Maryland on Saturday, including Ryan Day’s 100th career game and a perfect 3-for-3 in the red zone
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