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CFP chair’s Ohio State, Indiana explanation may not sit well in Columbus

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago

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The Ohio State Buckeyes went to Bloomington on Oct. 17 and beat the Indiana Hoosiers, losing their starting quarterback along the way and still closing out the game. When the College Football Playoff selection committee released its first rankings Tuesday…

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