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The Natty cements this as the greatest play in Buckeye football history, barely edging out 85 Yards Through the Heart of the South and Holy Buckeye!

100% of the way there! A truly amazing story of redemption with four straight double-digit wins over top 10 teams to win the title. If any of you are still crying in your beer over the scUM loss, then I really feel sorry for you. This season was historic and ushers in a new era of college...

Cheat code FTW

Whole new ballgame....

What the Hell is going on with this defense?

Finally, something goes Ohio State's way.....

Well, that's certainly winning the middle eight

Who is this dude wearing #18...?

Notre Dame steals our manhood with an 18-play, 75-yard drive. Game over.

QB runs killing this team ... again.

I agree. I see this as a field goal game, and we all know how Ryan Day fares in field goal games. Notre Dame 24, Ohio State 23

Very much a fan - he was a true genius. RIP

How can we forget this gem?

Ohio State vs Notre Dame: A Battle of Legends with a National Championship on the Line Notre Dame and the Big Ten Conference The Big Ten Conference was formed in 1896 and by 1917 it counted as members every major football power in the upper midwest. All except one - Notre Dame. Notre Dame...

One thing about Jack's play – it would have been epic had it just been a sack, a nice exclamation point on a game-defining goal line stand. Add in the scoop and score and it becomes absolutely legendary. This morning, I told my wife that the Pickerington Six was the greatest play in Ohio State...

Don't know what to call it, but I've got some lyrics..... Jacksaw's night was big and bright Deep in the Heart of Texas Scoop and score to slam the door Deep in the Heart of Texas

The most improbable – and most underrated – big play was Steve Miller's 40-yard pick six in that 2015 Sugar Bowl. Obviously overshadowed by "85 Yards Through the Heart of the South" and to some extent the Spencer-to-Thomas trick play but nevertheless a huge moment in that epic contest.

I'm going to be up for a while so I'll write some postgame thoughts right now.... 1. The Buckeye offense was statistically pretty good (370 total yards, 6.5 yard per play, 4/11 on 3rd and 4th down) but was helped immensely by TreVeyon Henderson's 75-yard touchdown reception in the waning...

I'm knocking back some The Macallan Rare Cask. Need to celebrate this one properly.