Hyde Emerges as OSU Closer in Orange Bowl Quest
Ohio State running back Carlos Hyde, a Naples, Florida native, is highlighted as the team’s closer and soul of the 2013 season. He rushed for 1,408 yards and 14 touchdowns in 10 games, with a late-game edge that helped seal wins against Northwestern, Iowa, and Michigan despite a three-game suspension for conduct in a Columbus nightclub.
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Amari Cooper
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C.J. Mosely
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Tide
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Buckeyes outline role of practice squad players and return timeline
Ohio State coach Ryan Fickell notes the value of veterans who practice hard and pushes leaders to maintain progress. Marcus and Miller have 27 tackles, five sacks and eight tackles for loss. Spence is Academic All-Big Ten and will study sociology next semester. He can practice in spring but cannot play until Sept. 13 versus Kent State, missing Navy and Virginia Tech unless schedule alters.
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Punch ends Hayes era after Buckeyes loss in Rose Bowl
In the Rose Bowl Ohio State lost 14-3 to Michigan led by Rick Leach. After Clemson linebacker Charlie Bauman's interception sealed the game Woody Hayes punched Bauman and was fired the next day. Hayes, 74, died in 1987, leaving a legacy both of triumph and controversy at Ohio State.
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Ford
Earle Bruce
Ohio
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Washington
Woody Hayes
Michigan State Tops Stanford in Rose Bowl Thriller
Michigan State overcame a double digit deficit to win the Rose Bowl 24 20 over Stanford. Langford rushed 84 yards and a TD while Cook passed for 332 yards as the Spartans earned their first Rose Bowl victory since 1988. Pendleton caught a 2 yard TD and Lippett added a 25 yard score.
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