How Ohio State’s offence, led by Kyle McCord and Marvin Harrison Jr., performed against Michigan State.
On Saturday, November 11, 2023, in Columbus, Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Kyle McCord (6) warms up prior to the football game between the Buckeyes and Michigan State Spartans.Cleveland, David Petkiewicz.
Ohio’s COLUMBUS — The latest quarterback to lead Ohio State past Michigan State, Kyle McCord, just had his most productive game to date.
On Saturday, the Buckeyes’ offence more closely resembled their previous reputation from the previous few years, with McCord leading the charge with _____. Marvin Harrison Jr. and Cade Stover, who were the team’s two most reliable weapons for the majority of the season, were responsible for a large portion of that output.
With ___, Harrison Jr. made school history as the first player to surpass 1,000 receiving yards in multiple seasons. In order to strengthen his case for the Heisman Trophy, he even added another 19-yard touchdown run. Stover put in.
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How Ohio State’s offence, led by Kyle McCord and Marvin Harrison Jr., performed against Michigan State
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In terms of offensive Pro Football Focus grades, that trio also held the top spot. McCord set a new career high by scoring above 90 for the first time, and his 93.3 led all players on both sides of the ball. Harrison followed with an 85.1, and Stover followed with his career-high of 91.4.
Here’s how the rest of the offense graded:
INTERVAL BACK
Kyle McCord: 56.6 / 93.3
Keenholz, Lincoln: 54.2 (12)
GOING ACROSS
Henderson TreVeyon: 72.3 (33)
Pryor Evan 66.2 (10)
Trayanum de Chip: 59.8 (24)
WHOLEBACK
Curry Caden: 60.0 (1)
Broad Receiver
Marvin Harrison Jr.: forty-one percent
Johnson Xavier: 78.7 (19)
Tate Carnell: 60.9 (28)
Rodgers, Bryson: 60.1 (3)
David Adolph: (3) 60.1
Inniss, Brandon: 59.6 (4)
Noah Rogers: 58.9 (3)
Julian Fleming: 55.8 (37)
41.1% is Emeka Egbuka.
Jayden Ballard: 40.4 (18)
SMALL END
Cade Stover: 91.4, 29%
Thurman Jelani (13): 88.9
Gurd Patrick: 56.9 (5)
Gee Scott Jr. (2023): 56.1
OFFENSIVE LINE
Jones, Matthew: 64.6 (62)
James, Jacob; 59.9 (3)
Vimahi Enokk: 59.8 (16)
Vic Cutler Junior: 39.5
Josh Fryar: 62 59.4
Fitzpatrick, George: 58.9 (3)
Tegra Tshabola: 58.5 (6)
Montgomery, Luke: 58.2 (6)
Michalski, Zen: 55.0 (3)
Josh Simmons: 62.2 / 54.4
Jackson Donovan: 52.2 (62)
Hinzman Carson: 41.9 (62)
