Ohio State avenges its loss to Oregon earlier in the season with a dominant victory in the Rose Bowl that sets up a showdown with Texas in the CFP semifinals.

Ohio State basked in the glow of the postgame celebrations after trouncing Oregon in the Rose Bowl quarterfinal, but the Buckeyes’ star quarterback wasn’t among

Ohio State football saw a trend continue as yet another opponent played what officials deemed a clean first half.

Ohio State's offense exploded in an impeccable College Football Playoff performance while demolishing Oregon and achieving redemption in the Rose Bowl, but coach Ryan Day says the Buckeyes are "far from done.

Following the theme of much of this College Football Playoff (well, besides the Peach Bowl), the Rose Bowl was yet another blowout with Ohio State knocking off top-seeded Oregon. But given that these second-round playoff games are bowl games,

No. 6 Ohio State roared into the College Football Playoff semifinals with a 41-21 victory over No. 1 Oregon in the 111th Rose Bowl.

Ohio State matchup may cause the league to push for future seeding that doesn't prioritize conference championships.

Following the College Football Playoff quarterfinal victory, Howard sought out one Ducks player in particular. It was his former Kansas State teammate Kobe Savage, a safety for Oregon. Ahead of the game, Savage praised Howard.

The Buckeye quarterback threw for three touchdowns and led OSU to a blowout win over the only undefeated team in the country. That wasn't enough to get onto the stage

Whether or not you believe that quarterbacks sometime get too much credit for a football team's success, most fans of the sport can generally agree that a quarterback should definitely be allowed to celebrate with his teammates.

Ohio State’s offense was humming early and got out to a 34-0 lead before the Ducks scored just before halftime. It was the kind of performance that looked like it carried over f