Marvin Harrison Jr. made headlines with a stellar performance in the NFL, catching four passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns in the Arizona Cardinals' 41-10 victory over the Rams, drawing praise from Ohio State coach Ryan Day. Harrison's achievement marks him as the first NFL rookie since his father to achieve such numbers in the opening quarter of a game. Despite losing Harrison, Ohio State has begun the 2024 season strongly, with decisive victories against Akron and Western Michigan, currently ranked third in the AP Top 25. Ryan Day has expressed more freedom this season under new offensive coordinator Chip Kelly, allowing him to focus on game management as the team outscored opponents 108-6 in the first two games. The Buckeyes will face Marshall in their final non-conference game after a bye week, looking to maintain their momentum. Day's emotional engagement has been notable this season, contributing positively to the team's performance.