ATLANTA — From the first offensive snap of the College Football Playoff semifinal between Georgia and Ohio State until the final whistle at the Mercedes Benz Stadium, there was no doubt who the most athletically gifted player on the field was. The No. 4 Ohio State Buckeyes were narrowly defeated by the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs, who scored 18 fourth-quarter points to fuel a 42-41 win, despite an offensive explosion from future first-round quarterback CJ Stroud, who finished the game with 348 yards passing and four touchdown passes. Philadelphia’s own Marvin Harrison Jr. made his mark on the game in a big way through two quarters, before exiting the game later with an injury. Marvin Harrison Jr.’s attention to detail is propelling his Ohio State legacy He caught the night’s first pass, and the first touchdown, easily winning his matchup with Bulldogs defensive back Kelee Ringo time and time again,…
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