Gaining a measure of revenge against Michigan from an upset loss the year prior, Ohio State clinches the outright Big Ten title with a 20-9 triumph over Michigan before a record crowd of 87,331.

Running back Archie Griffin, in just his second game with the Buckeyes, rushes for a school and freshman-record 239 yards against North Carolina. 

Ohio State defeated Michigan 14-11 on the strength of two goal line stands. The Buckeyes and Wolverines shared the Big Ten title with Ohio State getting the nod to the Rose Bowl vs. USC. 

In a 55-13 win over Iowa in the final home game of the season, Archie Griffin, a sophomore, sets a then-school record with 246 yards rushing, breaking his previous record of 239 yards just one season earlier.

Tom Klaban’s four field goals lift No. 4 Ohio State over No. 3 Michigan in front of a then-record crowd of 88,243. With the win, Ohio State went on to play in the Rose Bowl for the third consecutive season.

Archie Griffin, who would go on to win his second consecutive Heisman Trophy, ran for 100 yards in his 31st consecutive game in his final appearance at Ohio Stadium on Nov. 15 vs. Minnesota. That record still stands 47 years later.

Sue Marcellus, a three-time All-American, 1980 Olympian and the program’s all-time leading scorer, plays for the Buckeyes in Ohio Stadium.

A stadium record 88,113 witnessed a thriller between the Buckeyes and the Sooners. Ohio State lost on a last-second field goal, 29-28.

Woody Hayes earned his 200th Ohio State win when the Buckeyes defeated Baylor on Sept. 30, 34-28.

A homecoming crowd of 87,586 saw comedian, entertainer and Ohio native Bob Hope dot the “i” in “Script Ohio” during halftime of a 31-7 win over Iowa. 

New head coach Earle Bruce makes his debut as Ohio State defeats Syracuse, 31-8. The attendance of 86,205 marked the 64th consecutive sellout.