Dwayne Haskins Has a Career Passing Performance, Nearly Breaks Art Schlichter's Single-Game Passing Record

By Kevin Harrish on October 6, 2018 at 7:58 pm
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Dwayne Haskins had the best passing performance of his career during Ohio State's 49-26 win over Indiana, and it nearly put him in the record books.

With his 455 passing yards, Haskins had his best passing performance as a Buckeye and finished just three yards shy of Art Schlichter's single-game passing record which he set in a loss to Florida State in 1981.

Haskins was 33-for-44, completing 75 percent of his throws – drastically better than Schlichter's 59.6 percent – and threw for six touchdowns, tying J.T. Barrett and Kenny Guiton's single-game record.

Ohio State Single Game Passing Yardage
No. Player Yards Comp-Att Opponent TD Year
1 ART SCHLICHTER 458 31-52 FLORIDA STATE 2 1981
2 DWAYNE HASKINS 455 33-44 INDIANA 6 2018
3 JOE GERMAINE 378 29-43 PENN STATE 2 1997
4 GREG FREY 362 20-31 MINNESOTA 3 1989
5 BOBBY HOYING 354 24-35 PENN STATE 3 1995
6 JOE GERMAINE 351 31-45 INDIANA 3 1998
7 J.T. BARRETT 349 21-31 BOWLING GREEN 6 2016
8 DWAYNE HASKINS 344 24-38 TCU 2 2018
9 TROY SMITH 342 19-28 NOTRE DAME 2 2005
  JOE GERMAINE 342 19-35 NORTHWESTERN 3 1998

Haskins is also on pace to break almost all of Ohio State's single-season passing records, including total passing yardage, completion percentage, touchdowns and yards per game.

His 25 touchdown passes through six games already rank fifth for a single season in Ohio State history. Haskins has been so good, it seems like he's setting a Big Ten first every other week.

It's Dwayne Haskins world. We're just living in it.

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