Chris Olave passes David Boston for most touchdown receptions in program history | Watch

Ohio State senior Chris Olave made Ohio State football history on Saturday against No. 7 Michigan State. Needing just one touchdown to tie David Boston for the most in program history, Olave hauled in the first score of the game to give Ohio State a 7-0 lead in the first quarter.

Then he gave Ohio State a 21-0 lead with his second score later in the quarter.

Olave now has 35 career touchdown catches for Ohio State and 13 touchdowns on the season. He entered the game with 51 receptions and coming off a nine-catch game against Purdue last week.

Boston set the record in the late 1990s with a pair of All-Big Ten seasons and an All-American campaign. Boston was later taken by the San Diego Chargers eighth overall in the 1999 NFL Draft.

Olave might have been a first round pick, but he returned to school this season and remains a highly thought of NFL draft prospect.

Watch Chris Olave break David Boston's Ohio State record

Watch Chris Olave tie David Boston for most TD receptions in OSU history

The College Football Playoff schedule

• Here are the dates to know for the College Football Playoff:

• Selection show: Noon Dec. 5 on ESPN

• Cotton Bowl: 3:30 or 7:30 p.m., Dec. 31 on ESPN

• Orange Bowl: 3:30 or 7:30 p.m., Dec. 31 on ESPN

• College Football Playoff national championship game: 8 p.m., Monday, Jan. 10, 2022 on ESPN

The College Football Playoff rankings

1. Georgia 10-0

2. Alabama 9-1

3. Oregon 9-1

4. Ohio State 9-1

5. Cincinnati 10-0

6. Michigan 9-1

7. Michigan State 9-1

8. Notre Dame 9-1

9. Oklahoma State 9-1

10. Wake Forest 9-1

11. Baylor 8-2

12. Ole Miss 8-2

13. Oklahoma 9-1

14. BYU 8-2

15. Wisconsin 7-3

16. Texas A&M 7-3

17. Iowa 8-2

18. Pittsburgh 8-2

19. San Diego State 9-1

20. NC State 7-3

21. Arkansas 7-3

22. UTSA 10-0

23. Utah 7-3

24. Houston 9-1

25. Mississippi State

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This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Chris Olave passes David Boston for most OSU TD catches