Ohio State Buckeyes vs Nebraska Cornhuskers Postgame Fan Reaction and man- are the Buckeyes squeakin' by lately, or what? C.J. Stroud put up a lot of yardage in this one (405 to be exact) and threw the rock A LOT (54 times). 2 of those throws went for touchdowns, but another 2 went for interceptions. He'll want to clear that up quickly before he plays teams who are more capable of taking advantage of that than Nebraska is. Jaxon Smith-Njigba led the way for the Ohio State receiving core with an outstanding 15 catches for 240 yards and 1 touchdown. Chris Olave added another touchdown, 7 receptions and 61 yards, and TreVeyon Henderson hauled in 6 balls out of the backfield for 44 yards to go along with his 21 carries for 92 yards. It was Nebraska's Special Teams unit that really hurt them in this one. Chase Contreraz went just 1/3 on his field goals and made it to where the last drive for the Cornhuskers was pointless in terms of having a shot to win this one (which undoubtedly would have been Scott Frost's biggest during his career as Nebraska's Head Coach). Samori Toure did all he could to help Huskers Football out, catching 4 balls for 150 yards and 1 long touchdown of 72 yards. However, the man throwing him the ball, Adrian Martinez, was okay...but not at his best (16/31 for 248 yards, 1 touchdown, 1 interception). All in all, there was a lot to like out of Nebraska Football's play. They hung in there, played excellent defense (holding Ohio State's prolific offense to just 26 points), and making big plays on both sides of the ball. However, in the end, and much like the rest of the season, they were unable to make the clutch plays when they needed to the most.