The Buckeyes dominated the Badgers, with Julian Sayin throwing four touchdowns and the defense holding Wisconsin to just 144 total yards. Ohio State remained perfect on the season with a 34-0 win at Wisconsin, showcasing their offensive and defensive prowess. Sayin's performance, including 36 of 42 passes for 394 yards and four touchdowns, solidified his case for the Heisman Trophy. The Buckeyes' wideouts, Carnell Tate and Jeremiah Smith, had impressive catches, while the defense forced punts and turnovers, allowing only 41 points through seven games. Wisconsin struggled to sustain drives, and their quarterback, Hunter Simmons, faced challenges with three interceptions in three starts. The Badgers' struggles continued, with injuries and a lack of offensive creativity, leading to another crushing loss. The article highlights the dominance of Ohio State and the challenges faced by Wisconsin, with a focus on Sayin's outstanding performance and the team's overall strength.
