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Dwayne Haskins Record Tracker: Two More Down

Dwayne Haskins might have played the best game of his career on Saturday at Maryland.

He threw for more than 400 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 59 yards and three more scores in the Buckeyes’ 52-51 overtime win over the Terps.

In the middle of the second quarter, Haskins set the OSU single-season passing yardage record on a long bomb to Terry McLaurin.

He set the school record for single-season passing touchdowns on a late throw to Ben Victor.

He already holds at least a piece of virtually every single-game and single-season passing record in school history.

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: 3,685 by Dwayne Haskins (2018)

Haskins: 3,685 through 11 games.

Career Passing Yards

OSU Record: 9,434 by J.T. Barrett

Haskins: 4,250 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: 424 by Dwayne Haskins

Haskins: 424 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: 481. 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: 294 by Dwayne Haskins (2018)

Haskins: 294 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: 334. 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: 69.3% so far.

Career Completion Percentage

OSU Record: 63.5% by J.T. Barrett

Haskins: 69.4%.

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: 36 by Dwayne Haskins (2018)

Haskins: 36 so far. He passed Barrett’s record of 35 at the end of regulation against Maryland.

Career Touchdown Passes

OSU Record: 104 by J.T. Barrett

Haskins: 40. He’s not going to catch Barrett this year, but is alone in 7th place now.

Single Season Passing Yards Per Game

OSU Record: 277.5 by Joe Germaine (1998)

Haskins: 335 so far. His average game this season would have ranked 11th all-time in single game passing coming into the year. At this point, if he played in two more games and threw for zero yards, he would still finish with the record (283.4).

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) and Haskins (2018)

Haskins: 11 and counting.

300-Yard Passing Games In A Season

OSU Record: 7 by Joe Germaine (1998) and Haskins (2018)

Haskins: 7 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: 7 and counting. He is already alone in 2nd place all-time.

400-Yard Passing Games In A Career

OSU Record: 4 by Dwayne Haskins

Haskins: 4 and counting.

Touchdowns Responsible For

OSU Record: 47 by J.T. Barrett (2017)

Haskins: 40 and counting, 36 passing and 4 rushing.

2 Responses

  1. Any record trackers out there on the Ohio State defense? I’d imagine they’re as historically bad as Haskins’s passing stats are historically good.

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