Ohio State football witnessed history out of wide receiver Jeremiah Smith . But the nation also watched the Buckeyes redeem themselves from the disastrous Texas finish. Taking out their frustrations on Kent State 59-3.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Jeremiah Smith became Ohio State's career receiving yardage leader, Ja’Kobi Jackson scored twice and the sixth-ranked Buckeyes rolled to a 59-3 victory over Kent State on Saturday.

As thrilling as the play was, Perez’s celebration somehow made it better. He blessed the Ohio State faithful with his rendition of the “Sexy Dexy” – a dance made famous by Bengals 350-pound defensive lineman Dexter Lawrence.

Ohio State Buckeyes' Julian Sayin connected with Brandon Inniss on a 49-yard Hail Mary touchdown just before halftime against the Kent State Golden Flashes.

No. 6 Ohio State will look to bounce back from a frustrating loss to Texas last Saturday when it returns home to face Kent State this week. The Buckeyes have dominated the all-time series, winning all three previous meetings.

Despite a 35-point first half against the Kent State Golden Flashes on Dec. 19, many Ohio State fans were not happy with the execution from the Buckeyes on offense.

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.

The junior star passed Michael Jenkins on a 23-yard pass from Julian Sayin and now sets his sights on school records for career receptions and touchdowns