How Ohio State won college football's national championship

 ATLANTA - - Seven weeks and two days prior, Ohio State mentor Ryan Day looked as Michigan established its banner at midfield inside the Horseshoe, disarray resulting: fans reciting "F- - - Ryan Day," his players both retaliating and strolling around stupefied, the adversary Wolverines celebrating.

Seven weeks and two days prior, what unfurled Monday night felt impossible: bliss, festivity, win, Day squarely in the center, the entire of Buckeye Country currently back in his corner.

After that staggering misfortune to Michigan, the primary extended 12-group School Football Season finisher conveyed an opportunity at salvation. What's more, the Buckeyes took advantage all along, outscoring their four postseason rivals by a consolidated score of 145-75, coming full circle with a 34-23 triumph over Notre Woman for the program's seventh public title.

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"No extraordinary achievements are at any point accomplished without going through affliction," Day said. "That is only reality." No group has profited from the School Football Season finisher very like the Buckeyes.