Miami's 38. The second half of the game saw the Ohio State defense and offense continue to step up and hold the lead. The Buckeyes immediately got on the board again with 65-yard touchdown run from Miller 17 seconds into the third quarter. The Buckeye defense stepped up on the corresponding RedHawk possession, recovering a fumbled for a touchdown on a Miami attempted punt. This fumble recovery gave Ohio State a 35–3 lead. Miami would score their only touchdown of the day later in the quarter, making it a 35–10 game heading into the fourth quarter. Buckeyes quarterback Braxton Miller was taken out of the game during the third quarter with cramps and was replaced by junior quarterback Kenny Guiton. Ohio State was able to score three touchdowns during the fourth quarter, all on the ground, with Hyde, Zach Boren and Bri'onte Dunn all scoring respectively. Ohio State won the game by a final score of 56–10 and went to 1–0 on the season, giving head coach Meyer his first win as Buckeye head coach. Ohio State was able to gain 538 yards during the game, with Miami compiling only 312 total during the game. Braxton Miller completed 14 of 24 passes for 207 yards and two touchdown passes, with Kenny Guiton completing 5 of 9 for 37 yards. Miller also rushed for a total of 161 yards, a new Ohio State quarterback record. UCF Sources: Ohio State faced the University of Central Florida Knights for the first time, hosting them at Ohio Stadium in front of a crowd of 104,745. The Buckeyes opened at a much faster pace than they did the previous week, with their first offensive drive of the game going for 71 yards and eventually ending with a touchdown on a Braxton Miller 37-yard run, giving Ohio State an early 7–0 lead. The Buckeye defense was also effective early, stopping the Knights on their first two offensive possessions of the game. However, following an Ohio State turnover on downs at midfield, UCF was able to drive down the field and get on the board following a Shawn Moffitt field goal. The first quarter ended with Ohio State holding onto a 7–3 and a Drew Basil field goal early in the second quarter gave the Buckeyes a 10–3 lead. However, in contrast to the previous week, Ohio State was unable to pull away from the Knights in