Dwayne Haskins is on the verge of owning every major Ohio State single-season passing record – and the Buckeyes still have at least three more games to play.
Late in OSU’s 26-6 win over Michigan State, Haskins broke the school record for pass attempts in a season. He broke the mark for completions in a season a week earlier against Nebraska.
He is on track to tie or break at least four more records next weekend against Maryland.
With two more regular season games left, plus at least one postseason game, he already owns a significant number of Buckeye passing records – for single game, single season, and even career stats.
Here’s a look at where he ranks on every major OSU passing record.
Single Game Passing Yards
OSU Record: 470 by Dwayne Haskins (2018 vs. Purdue)
Haskins: 470 vs. Purdue. His owns the 1st, and 3rd, and 4th-most yards ever thrown for in a single game.
Single Season Passing Yards
OSU Record: 3,330 by Joe Germaine (1998)
Haskins: 3,280 through ten games. He is now in second place, just 50 behind Germaine. Assuming he doesn’t miss the flight to Maryland, he should break the record early next week.
Career Passing Yards
OSU Record: 9,434 by J.T. Barrett
Haskins: 3,845 so far. He is currently in 12th place all-time, between Craig Krenzel and Terrelle Pryor.
Single Game Pass Attempts
OSU Record: 73 by Dwayne Haskins (2018 vs. Purdue)
Haskins: 73 vs. Purdue
Single Season Pass Attempts
OSU Record: 386 by Dwayne Haskins
Haskins: 386 so far. He beat Germaine’s record (384) late in the 4th quarter against MSU.
Career Pass Attempts
OSU Record: 1,211 by J.T. Barrett
Haskins: 443. Unless you think he’s going to play until he’s a fifth-year senior, this one is probably safe. Jim Karsatos is in 10th place with 629.
Single Game Pass Completions
OSU Record: 49 by Dwayne Haskins (2018 vs. Indiana)
Haskins: 49 vs. Purdue
Single Season Pass Completions
OSU Record: 266 by Dwayne Haskins (2018)
Haskins: 266 so far. He broke Barrett’s 2017 record (240) late in the win over Nebraska.
Career Pass Completions
OSU Record: 769 by J.T. Barrett
Haskins: 306. Jim Karsatos is 10th all-time with 359. That is definitely within reach this season.
Single Game Completion Percentage (min. 10 attempts)
OSU Record: 100% by Tate Martell (2018)
Haskins: 87.5% vs. Tulane (21-for-24), 3rd all-time. 86.9% vs. Rutgers (20-for-23), 4th all-time. He had two of the four most accurate passing performances in OSU history in his first four starts.
Single Season Completion Percentage
OSU Record: 65.3% Troy Smith (2006)
Haskins: 68.9% so far.
Career Completion Percentage
OSU Record: 63.5% by J.T. Barrett
Haskins: 69.1%.
Single Game Touchdown Passes
OSU Record: 6 by J.T. Barrett (2014, 2016) and Kenny Guiton (2013)
Haskins: 6 vs. Indiana (tied school record)
Single Season Touchdown Passes
OSU Record: 35 by J.T. Barrett (2017)
Haskins: 33 so far. He is all alone in 3rd place already, behind only Barrett’s 2017 and 2014.
Career Touchdown Passes
OSU Record: 104 by J.T. Barrett
Haskins: 37. He’s not going to catch Barrett this year, but is alone in 8th place now.
Single Season Passing Yards Per Game
OSU Record: 277.5 by Joe Germaine (1998)
Haskins: 328 so far. His average game this season would have ranked 13th all-time in single game passing coming into the year.
Consecutive Games With 200 Yards Passing
OSU Record: 10 by Joe Germaine (1998) and Dwayne Haskins (2018)
Haskins: 10 and counting. He should break the record against Maryland
200-Yard Passing Games In A Season
OSU Record: 11 by Joe Germaine (1998)
Haskins: 10 and counting.
300-Yard Passing Games In A Season
OSU Record: 7 by Joe Germaine (1998)
Haskins: 6 and counting. He is all alone in 2nd place.
300-Yard Passing Games In A Career
OSU Record: 8 by Joe Germaine and J.T. Barrett
Haskins: 6 and counting. He is already alone in 2nd place all-time.
400-Yard Passing Games In A Career
OSU Record: 3 by Dwayne Haskins
Haskins: 3 and counting.
Haskins is on the verge of another record, worst QB running the ball who has ever played as a starting QB at Ohio State and possibly all of college football. His record thus far is 41 carries for a whopping 34 yards.
Game planning for the OSU offense is simple…when Haskins is in do not fear him running, expect a handoff or a pass (and if you get close just yell boo and watch him go down). When Martell comes in do not fear the pass and expect him to run.
Can u imagaine Troy’s stats in today’s CFB where QB hand offs are counted as passes?? Haskins needs to figure out out how to score TD’s against decent teams. Go back and watch the MI Troy move around making crazy throws, I’ll take that passing offense in today’s game over the Ryan Day’s 7pts in 3 Quarters O
Defense finally played a good game and everybody still wants to cry about something. Michigan state might not have the best offenses but they blew out Purdue and osu didn’t even give up a td and ran the ball pretty good against the nations number one rush defense. In this perfect would y’all live in osu would put up 100 on every team and never give up a td all yr. since everybody on here knows how to fix all the issues maybe y’all should apply for coaching jobs
Congrats to D Haskins…definitely has a skill-set that can be developed. Haskins is NO WAY ready for the next level. As good as he is, he needs to get mentally tougher. He needs to work on recognizing pressure and where its coming from. he needs to improve on moving, sliding.stepping in the pocket. He is young and inexperienced, and does not handle pressure well. I know it sounds negative, just making an observation. He will be a top 10 pick in a year OR …..2? That being said, I have more confidence in this young man when he drops back than any QB since TROY SMITH.
What I noticed about Dwayne against MSU was slight improvment handling pressure, standing in against a rush, making some good throws under pressure as the game went on, and most importantly, more toughness on the scramble to the left. Strange how that showed when Tate was in the game plan.