Ohio State wide reciver Carnell Tate discussed the offense's problem against Indiana leading up to their Cotton Bowl matchup against the Miami Hurricanes

The Hoosiers won their first Big Ten championship since 1967 and will almost certainly be the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff.

The Rebels continued their revenge tour with a dramatic victory over Georgia on New Year’s Day. It was a gutsy effort from Ole Miss, but the box score shows that the Rebels were deserving winners, gaining 473 yards of offense against an in-form defense.

After avoiding some of the top teams in the Big Ten during the regular season, 2026 pins big game after big game for the Buckeyes.

Heading into Saturday’s quarterfinal matchup with No. 9 Alabama, No. 1 Indiana leads the college football national championship market with odds of +250 at several major U.S. sportsbooks. No. 3 Georgia is second on the list at +300 at BetMGM and +310 at FanDuel.

Poor offensive line play cost Ohio State in its final two games of the season, leaving Tyler Bowen and the Buckeyes looking for answers to start the 2026 offseason.

Ohio State’s offense entered the witness protection program against the three best teams it faced, including Cotton Bowl loss to Miami.

A day after losing to Miami, On3’s Pete Nakos reported Ohio State quarterback Lincoln Kienholz plans to enter the transfer portal. The portal is open from Friday through Jan. 16. As a redshirt sophomore, Kienholz will have two more years of eligibility for whichever program he lands with.