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December 6, 2019ESPN vs. Fox Sports is college football’s hottest rivalry this year – The Nail in the Coffin,Episode 165
December 6, 2019The Ohio State Buckeyes have done a lot of things this year. They’ve dominated their opposition, allowed their backups to get plenty of time, rose to the No. 1 ranking in the country, and put the college football world by notice, all while remaining undefeated. One of the things they haven’t done yet is beat the same team twice in the same season. The scarlet and gray have an opportunity to do that Saturday night in the Big Ten championship, which will feature a rematch against the No. 8 Wisconsin Badgers, a team the Buckeyes beat 38-7 in late October.
You shouldn’t need a video trailer to do so, but if you need a reason to get excited, amped up, and ready for Saturday night’s game, Ohio State’s video and graphics team is once again here to save the day for all of Buckeye Nation with yet another fantastic video trailer.
Like in other trailers, this one is filled with plenty of highlights, including a handful from the dominant win over Michigan this past weekend.
“You could be anywhere else in the world but you’re sitting right here, right here, right now. You’re here for a reason,” head coach Ryan Day tells his team. “You’ve been preparing for this moment your whole entire life. And it’s all about this moment right now.
The tough fight. But the toughest finish. B1ggest stage.
“This is it. This is it. This is why you come here. Everything you’ve got,” assistant athletic director for Football Sports Performance Mickey Marotti yells to the team. “Since the first day, you walked in that room you’ve been preparing for this moment. From the first day. It’s going to be all about toughness. We know it. They know it.”
“Just want to let you know how proud I am to be a Buckeye. How proud I am to be part of you guys,” Day says. “I really am. I love you guys. Let’s go do something special”
The Buckeyes and Badgers are set to kick off at 8 p.m. ET for the Big Ten championship in Indianapolis Saturday night.
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