Ohio State Buckeyes Clinch Cotton Bowl Spot with Rose Bowl Victory Over Oregon
Ohio State secures a dominant 41-21 win over Oregon in the Rose Bowl, advancing to face Texas in the Cotton Bowl for the national championship.
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Updated: Jan 2nd, 2025, 2:04 AM ET
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In a stunning performance at the Rose Bowl, the sixth-seeded Ohio State Buckeyes defeated top-seed Oregon 41-21, led by quarterback Will Howard and rookie receiver Jeremiah Smith. Ohio State built a commanding 34-0 lead by halftime, with Howard throwing three touchdowns and Smith catching two. Despite a late surge from Oregon, the Buckeyes maintained their defensive strength and will now face Texas in the Cotton Bowl for a chance at the national championship.
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