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'Ohio State would've won the natty': OSU football reacts to Georgia national championship win

colin gay, the columbus dispatch
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Georgia had no problems against TCU.

The No. 1 Bulldogs blasted the No. 3 Horned Frogs 65-7 for their second-straight national championship, recording 589 yards of offense after recording five touchdowns in six first-half offensive drives.

In the third quarter, leading by 38 points, Georgia didn't wait to officially start celebrating.

But to Ohio State players, coaches and fans, all Monday's drubbing indicated was a missed opportunity.

Facing Georgia in the College Football Playoff semifinal at the Peach Bowl Dec. 31, Ohio State kicker Noah Ruggles missed a 50-yard field goal wide left with three seconds left, giving the Bulldogs the 42-41 win despite scoring 40 points or more for the 10th time in 2022 with 467 yards of offense.

Here's what Buckeye players, coaches and fans were thinking during Georgia's 58-point victory.

Two Ohio State players who entered the transfer portal couldn't help but think what could have been

All Ohio State punter Jesse Mirco could do was sit and watch the Georgia beatdown

To Brian Hartline, Georgia vs. TCU was hard to watch

Before halftime, Mark Pantoni described the 2023 national championship simply...

Incoming 2023 WR Brandon Inniss didn't find TCU vs. Georgia to be very entertaining

Mekka Don: 'Ohio State would've won the natty'

Georgia vs. TCU even got the attention of a former Michigan Heisman winner

Ohio State women's basketball player Taylor Mikesell felt the Buckeyes played for a national title in 2022

Ohio State football schedule 2023

Here's what Ohio State's 2023 football schedule looks like.

  • Sept. 2: Ohio State vs. Indiana, Memorial Stadium, Bloomington, Indiana

  • Sept. 9: Ohio State vs. Youngstown State, Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio

  • Sept. 16: Ohio State vs. Western Kentucky, Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio

  • Sept. 23: Ohio State vs. Notre Dame, Notre Dame Stadium, South Bend, Indiana

  • Oct. 7: Ohio State vs. Maryland, Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio

  • Oct. 14: Ohio State vs. Purdue, Ross-Ade Stadium, West Lafayette, Indiana

  • Oct. 21: Ohio State vs. Penn State, Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio

  • Oct. 28: Ohio State vs. Wisconsin, Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, Wisconsin

  • Nov. 4: Ohio State vs. Rutgers, SHI Stadium, Piscataway, New Jersey

  • Nov. 11: Ohio State vs. Michigan State, Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio

  • Nov. 18: Ohio State vs. Minnesota, Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio

  • Nov. 25: Ohio State vs. Michigan, Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Michigan

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This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Ohio State football reacts to Georgia's dominant national championship