Ohio State Overwhelms UCLA 48-10, Extends 2025 Record to 10-0

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Ohio State Overwhelms UCLA 48-10, Extends 2025 Record to 10-0

Ohio State showcased a dominating performance against UCLA, winning 48-10 in a game held at Ohio Stadium on November 15, 2025. With this victory, Ohio State elevated its season record to an impressive 10-0.

Game Overview

Despite missing key players, Ohio State took charge early on. The Buckeyes scored the first 34 points of the game while their defense stifled UCLA, preventing them from finding the end zone until the third quarter.

Scoring Summary

  • Q1
    • 8:47 – Ohio State: Bo Jackson 1-yard run (7-0)
    • 0:04 – Ohio State: Jayden Fielding 41-yard field goal (10-0)
  • Q2
    • 4:41 – Ohio State: Julian Sayin to Bryson Rodgers 11-yard pass (17-0)
    • 1:19 – Ohio State: James Peoples 19-yard run (24-0)
    • 0:01 – Ohio State: Jayden Fielding 33-yard field goal (27-0)
  • Q3
    • 2:27 – Ohio State: Isaiah West 1-yard run (34-0)
    • 0:17 – UCLA: Luke Duncan to Kwazi Gilmer 18-yard pass (34-7)
    • 0:03 – Ohio State: Lorenzo Styles Jr. 100-yard kickoff return (41-7)
  • Q4
    • 8:49 – UCLA: Mateen Bhaghani 32-yard field goal (41-10)
    • 1:54 – Ohio State: James Peoples 8-yard run (48-10)

Key Players

Ohio State’s success was fueled by several standout performances:

  • Julian Sayin: 23 completions on 31 attempts for 184 yards and 1 touchdown.
  • Bo Jackson: 15 carries for 112 yards and 1 touchdown.
  • Jeremiah Smith: 4 receptions for 40 yards before exiting due to injury.
  • James Peoples: Notable for his two rushing touchdowns and a spectacular hurdle play.
  • Sonny Styles: Lead tackler with 7 tackles and 1 tackle for loss.

Statistics

Category Ohio State UCLA
Total Yards 440 222
Rushing Yards 222 68
Passing Yards 218 154
3rd Down Conversions 6-11 5-13
Turnovers 0 0

Next Steps

Ohio State is set to host Rutgers on November 22, 2025, for its final home game of the season. The kickoff is scheduled for noon and will be broadcast on FOX.

Game Highlights

Ohio State’s victory against UCLA marked their 1,000th win in program history, a significant milestone. The team continues to exhibit depth, even in the absence of key players like Carnell Tate and Jeremiah Smith, showcasing their strength and resilience.