The Ohio State Buckeyes sealed their 28-14 win in the Orange Bowl over the Texas Longhorns on Friday night at the Cotton Bowl on a wild play by Jack

Ohio State senior defensive end Jack Sawyer returned to Columbus for moments like Friday night at the Cotton Bowl.

The lasting image from the Cotton Bowl between Ohio State and Texas came late in the fourth quarter on a fourth-and-goal play with the Longhorns attempting to tie the game at 21. Quarterback Quinn Ewers dropped back,

It was fitting that Sawyer, a two-year starter and three-year letterman and one of the faces of Ohio State's fierce defense, was the one who made the play of the game.

Ohio State defensive end Jack Sawyer revealed that Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers had something to say to him after his game-sealing fumble-return touchdown in the Cotton Bowl. Sawyer and Ewers go way back,

Now, I’ve established that I’m not into drawing grand conclusions from small sample sizes, but when the reality of the situation backs up the theory, I’ll take

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.

ARLINGTON, Texas — Quinshon Judkins ran for two touchdowns before Jack Sawyer forced a fumble by his former roommate that he returned 83 yards for a clinching touchdown as Ohio State beat Texas 28-14 in the Cotton Bowl on Friday night to advance for a shot at their sixth national title.

Ohio State defeated Texas, 28-14, in the Cotton Bowl to punch its ticket to a title game showdown against Notre Dame.

Judkins ran for two touchdowns before Sawyer forced a fumble he returned 83 yards for a score with 2:13 left in a 28-14 victory that propelled the Buckeyes to the national championship.

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