Ohio State closed out its regular season with a disappointing win against rival Michigan, and whether that’s been motivation or not, the Buckeyes have turned this around and not looked back.
Thanks to a late 83-yard scoop and score on a critical fourth down in the final quarter, Ohio State rolled to a 28-14 win over Texas in the Cotton Bowl and advanced to the College Football Playoff national title game for a date with Notre Dame.
With Texas down by one touchdown and just over two minutes to play, Quinn Ewers dropped back to throw on fourth-and-goal from the 8-yard line but was hit as he threw by Jack Sawyer, who then alertly picked up the loose ball and brought it back all the way for a touchdown.
Down by two scores, Quinn Ewers forced a pass over the middle into coverage for an interception with 1:44 left, all but sealing the Longhorns’ fate in the semifinals.
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