Ohio State's Ryan Day, Trey Sermon and Tuf Borland and Alabama's Nick Saban, Devonta Smith and Patrick Surtain discuss the upcoming national championship game.
Ryan Day "definitely" expects Justin Fields to play in the national championship game, but he declines to provide any information on the Ohio State quarterback's injury.
Ohio State kicked off the new year by taking it to Dabo Swinney and Clemson, uniting Tigers and Michigan fans in misery. The two fanbases were sad together online.
Justin Fields has a legendary performance when Ohio State needed one, Justin Hilliard unexpectedly turns into a star and Dabo Swinney finally loses to the Buckeyes.
Trey Sermon's 10-yard run to convert a first down late in the second quarter of the Sugar Bowl against Clemson might be Ohio State's most underrated play of the night.
Ohio State's offense might have looked entirely different against Clemson, but Ryan Day and his staff used a condensed schedule to their benefit by dusting off some old favorites.
Devonta Smith and Mac Jones are Heisman finalists and Najee Harris is the nation's best running backs, but Alabama's defense has struggled against top offenses.
Ohio State saved its playbook for Clemson, the Buckeyes had their best passing performance in 6 years, Thayer Munford and Nicholas Petit-Frere were perfect and more.
The national championship game will host approximately 16,000 fans, but Ohio State isn't selling tickets to the general public, and tickets are over $1,000 on the secondary market.
Jaheim Singletary discusses his Ohio State commitment, we catch up on an influx of top schools lists, and Quinn Ewers’ “The Dot God” nickname proves accurate again.
