The No. 6 Ohio State Buckeyes are up 59-3 over Kent State on Saturday, as the program will get back in the win column after losing to the No. 1 Texas Longhorns in Week 2. One wide receiver not named Jeremiah Smith pulled off a spectacular touchdown run on just his second career reception.

True freshman Chris Henry Jr. flashed major potential after reeling in about a 10-yard catch he magically turned into a huge 75-yard touchdown. He displayed an excellent ability to get around defenders, then put on the speed to outrun everyone on the field. Henry now has two career receptions with the Buckeyes, both of which have turned into six points.

Although Gus Johnson's call on the play was wildly lackluster, the play was brilliant nonetheless. Johnson also incorrectly claimed it was Henry's first touchdown of his collegiate career, but Joel Klatt eventually corrected the error on the broadcast.

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Ohio State is commonly known as Wide Receiver U. The program has a long history of producing elite-level wideouts who take their talents to the NFL. While Buckeyes star Jeremiah Smith some school records, Henry has already shown he has the potential to carry on the legacy in just two receptions.

With Ryan Day and his team getting back in the win column, the program will maintain its status as a potential playoff contender this year. Ohio State will advance to Week 4 with a matchup against the Illinois Fighting Illini. It will be the Buckeyes' first Big Ten Conference matchup of the campaign.