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Ohio State celebrates national championship, Knowles nears Penn State move
Ohio State celebrated its national championship victory with around 30,000 fans at Ohio Stadium, marking a significant achievement as the first team to win both the inaugural four-team playoff and the new 12-team format. Coach Ryan Day acknowledged the contributions of players and staff, particularly highlighting the team's dominance throughout the playoffs, where they trailed for only 6 minutes in total. However, the celebration was overshadowed by the news that defensive coordinator Jim Knowles was finalizing a deal to join Penn State, prompting discussions about stability within the coaching staff. Additionally, 13 of the 22 playoff starters are out of eligibility, while several players are exploring NFL opportunities. Despite the looming changes, Day expressed gratitude to the fans, emphasizing the team's resilience following a regular-season loss to rival Michigan. The event underscored both triumph and transition for the Buckeyes as they look to maintain their success in the future.


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