The Mastermind Behind Ohio State’s Dominance
As the Buckeyes left Tennessee in the dust, a thought crossed my mind – did they intentionally throw the game against Michigan? After witnessing their annihilation of Oregon in the Rose Bowl, I’m convinced that’s exactly what happened. The team that took the field against the Volunteers was a far cry from the one that struggled against the Wolverines.
A Dominant Performance
Jeremiah Smith is an unstoppable force, effortlessly gliding past defenders. Will Howard has transformed into a quarterback capable of leading his team to a national title. The dynamic duo of TreVeyon Henderson and Quinshon Judkins is arguably the best in the country. It’s inconceivable that this team fell to 8-5 Michigan without a deliberate effort to lose.
A Calculated Risk
Perhaps Ohio State was hesitant to face Oregon in the Big Ten Championship Game, opting instead for an extra week of rest before the Playoff. It’s a strategy that’s hard to argue with, given their current form. The Buckeyes are poised to coast to a national championship, making it a win-win for both sides of the OSU-Michigan rivalry. Michigan secured a season-defining victory, while Ohio State got to recharge for the College Football Playoff.
Ryan Day’s Masterstroke
The Buckeyes’ coach played a clever game of 4D chess, outmaneuvering his opponents at every turn. His tactics may have raised eyebrows, but the results speak for themselves. With Ohio State on a collision course with the national title, it’s clear that Ryan Day is a mastermind of college football strategy.
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