ATLANTA — C.J. Stroud’s final game as Ohio State’s starting quarterback ended with a 42-41 loss to Georgia in the Peach Bowl despite his best efforts. Stroud finished with 348 yards and four touchdowns on 23 of 34 passing while adding another 34 yards on the ground. He did his part to keep the Buckeyes’ season alive. Unfortunately, the Bulldogs did a little more to keep their run at a second straight national title alive. Recommended Buckeyes stories Inside the Ohio State offensive game plan: How the Buckeyes scheme to beat the nation’s best defense Former Buckeye Antwuan Jackson’s family is split between Ohio State and Georgia in Peach Bowl Ohio State football vs. Georgia: Game-Time Decisions for the Peach Bowl More than likely, this is the last time we will see Stroud in an OSU jersey. In two seasons, he’s compiled a 21-4 record while throwing for 8,123 yards…
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