In a recent game at the University of Oregon, fans sang “Shout” between the third and fourth quarters, a tradition inspired by the film “Animal House” which was filmed on the campus. After a thrilling match, fans rushed the field as Oregon defeated Ohio State 32-31, in a game that came down to the final play. The matchup featured two transfer quarterbacks and showcased the competitiveness and talent in college football. The game could potentially set up a rematch in the expanded College Football Playoff.
Oregon’s quarterback Dillon Gabriel and Ohio State’s Will Howard both had impressive performances, with the game being very evenly matched until the final drive. Oregon ultimately won with a late field goal, securing their victory. This game was a stark contrast to the past, where a loss would have been detrimental to a team’s playoff hopes. The expansion of the playoff to 12 teams allows for more opportunities for teams to prove themselves and potentially have a rematch in December or January.
The game highlighted the excitement and unpredictability of college football, with both teams showcasing their talent and determination. The expansion of the playoff system adds to the excitement and ensures that deserving teams get a chance to compete for the national title. Ultimately, the thrilling game between Oregon and Ohio State highlighted the positive impact of the expanded playoff system and provided fans with an exciting and memorable experience.
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