OSU football boasts a roster of players who have carved their names into the archives of sporting history with remarkable achievements. Among them, Barry Sanders stands as the sole Heisman recipient from OSU, reigning supreme with the NCAA record for the most rushing yards and touchdowns in a single season. Leslie O'Neal's legacy as the all-time sack leader is solidified with his 16 sacks in 1984 standing as an unmatched single-season school record. Terry Miller's dominance as a rusher is undeniable, with an impressive 871 carries resulting in 4,754 yards and 49 touchdowns. Yet, amidst these achievements, one question lingers: Who holds the record for the longest touchdown play? Now, this Sidebar episode sheds light on the truth, delving into events that transpired 115 years ago, setting the record straight and offering an insider's perspective on this tale.