Whether it was motivation from last year’s Fiesta Bowl, Dabo Swinney’s Coaches Poll ranking or any other “bulletin-board material,” Ohio State owned Clemson on Friday in the College Football Playoff’s Sugar Bowl semifinal in a way the Tigers haven’t seen very often the last six years. The No. 3 Buckeyes exquisitely executed on both sides of the ball and dominated the No. 2 Tigers in a 49-28 victory at the New Orleans Superdome. Ohio State advances to face No. 1 Alabama in the CFP national championship game in Miami on Jan. 11. Swinney opined the last few weeks that the Buckeyes didn’t deserve a spot in the playoff because they only played six games in 2020, but OSU quarterback Justin Fields and his offensive weapons looked refreshed and on the same page as they racked up 639 total yards, the third most Clemson’s allowed in school history. For the Tigers…
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