In a thrilling Cotton Bowl matchup, the Ohio State Buckeyes triumphed over the Texas Longhorns with a final score of 35-20, securing their place in the national championship game. The Buckeyes demonstrated a powerful performance, showcasing their offensive strength and defensive prowess. Quarterback Kyle McCord led the Buckeyes with two touchdown passes and a significant 250 yards through the air. Wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. was instrumental in the win, receiving for 115 yards and scoring one of the touchdowns. On the defensive side, linebacker Jack Sawyer made headlines with an impressive 83-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown, marking a pivotal moment in the game. Following the game, Sawyer commented, ‘I just saw the ball pop free and knew I had to make a play for my team.’ Head coach Ryan Day praised his team’s resilience and execution throughout the contest, stating, ‘Our guys played with heart and showed up when it mattered most. We’re excited to head to the national championship.’ The Buckeyes will now prepare to face the Michigan Wolverines in the title game, a rematch that promises to be an exciting showdown. This victory for Ohio State not only demonstrates their skill on the field but also solidifies their status as one of the elite teams in college football this season.
Ohio State Defeats Texas in Cotton Bowl, Advances to National Championship Game
