McCord and No. 4 Ohio State can't afford a let-down against Tagovailoa and unbeaten Maryland – Winnipeg Free Press
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Kyle McCord closed out his fourth game as Ohio State’s starting quarterback with a fearless drive that stunned Notre Dame in the final seconds and kept the Buckeyes unbeaten. It was a signature victory for the 21-year-old McCord, who is settling into the offense after sitting for two years behind C.J. Stroud, a Heisman Trophy finalist last year and an NFL first-round draft pick. Coach Ryan Day wants more out of McCord now — more poise, more touchdown passes, more leadership.
Ohio State will play its fifth straight undefeated team when the Buckeyes host Maryland on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio.Obviously, with a No. 4 ranking for the Buckeyes (4-0, 1-0 Big Ten), their first
Howard Cross III had a huge game for Notre Dame against Duke, and he opened up about what it means ahead of the Louisville game.
Special To The Press sports@presspublications.com If you are a college football fan and you missed the Ohio State and Notre Dame game on Saturday, Sept. 23, you probably missed one of the best games that will be played this season or maybe even this decade.