WATCH: Ohio QB Armani Rogers makes college football history with electric TD run vs. Buffalo

Ohio obtained off to a blistering begin towards Buffalo on Saturday, scoring three touchdowns and ending the primary quarter with a commanding 21-0 lead. It is simply the type of begin the Bobcats wanted as they’ve begun the season at 1-5, and the offensive explosion was highlighted by a record-setting 99-yard landing run by quarterback Armani Rogers. 

After the Ohio protection got here up with a cease on fourth-and-goal from the 1-yard line, Rogers led the Bobcats offense onto the sphere and arrange from shotgun about 5 yards again in his personal finish zone. After a fast hitch to arrange the quarterback draw, Rogers started navigating his method by way of Ohio blockers. 

The left aspect of Ohio’s offensive line did a implausible job of sealing the sting, and shortly Rogers had about 20 yards of free house to take off. As soon as Rogers hit the sideline, he obtained much more assist from his broad receiver with a downfield block that continued all the best way till the 30-yard line. It was a foot race all the best way to the tip zone from there. 

The 99-yard run is the longest dashing landing by a quarterback in NCAA historical past and provides each Rogers and Ohio one thing to construct on because the Bobcats look to show issues round within the second half of the season. In response to ESPN Stats & Info, the earlier file was held by Arizona State’s Mark Malone who ran a rating in from 98 yards towards Utah State in 1979.