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Sugar Bowl: #3 Ohio State 49, #2 Clemson 28, Jan 1 in New Orleans

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New tombstone in Clemson's graveyard.....

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The 60-minute version of this game will be shown on BTN at 10:30 ET this morning.

The playoff run games against Bama and Oregon will be on back-to-back ar 2:30 and 3:30 pm today. The 60-minute version of Oregon now includes the Buckeye drive that made the score 28-20.
 
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For the handful of delusional Clemson fans that acted like the refs cost them this game, I’d like to point out that the last time Clemson had the ball with a deficit of less than 21 points was when they snapped the ball to punt with about 3:29 left in the first half.

Also, Clemson was flagged for 3 penalties for 20 yards. The Buckeyes were flagged 9 times for 95 yards. Clearly, another 15 or 20 penalties on Ohio State would have made the second half a close contest.
 
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ScriptOhio said:


CLEMSON'S KRYPTONITE. We've been talking for days about how Ryan Day pounded Brent Venables' defense into the ground with his hurry-up offense on Friday night, but actually seeing it happen in real-time is a different kind of hilarious.

Ohio State was going so fast that Clemson had no time to get a signal and then get set, and on the rare occasion they did, they were in the completely wrong look anyway.





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But, But, But Venables is a genious.
 
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