Herbstreit & Fowler react to Ohio State’s win: Buckeyes ‘had a chip on their shoulder’ | SC with SVP

Herbstreit & Fowler react to Ohio State’s win: Buckeyes ‘had a chip on their shoulder’ | SC with SVP



Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler join SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt to break down the Ohio State Buckeyes’ 42-17 win over the Tennessee Volunteers in the College Football Playoff First Round.

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  1. Zero surprise. As repeatedly said by anyone with half a lick of common sense… FB up north in the cold is a different animal. The game was over after Ohio St. cracked Nico’s helmet in the first quarter… Those SEC boys just proved they aren’t built for FB in the cold weather 🥱

  2. Playing in the north is going to be tough for the southern teams! Was rooting for Tennessee but, figured it was going to go this way. Good luck Ohio State , too bad you still can't beat us… GO BLUE

  3. I thought the SEC was supposed to keep games close? If we gonna talk about an SMU not deserving to be in the playoffs are we also gonna talk about how how Tennessee beated less teams with a record over .500 than SMU did?

  4. Impressive win. Nevertheless, OSU couldn't beat the unranked U of Michigan in Columbus. They were kept to 10 points and lost 13-10 in their house. Interesting.

  5. This game wasn't as close as the core might suggest, the refs did their best to get the Vols points on the board. The committee needs to stop letting in these undeserving SEC teams into the playoffs 😂😂😂😂

  6. Tennessee didn’t belong.

    Am I doing that right, ESPN?

    Kelly Stouffer saying that SMU & IU didn’t belong but NOT Tennessee, who had THE WORST LOSS IN CFP HISTORY? 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  7. Tennessee is not an elite team and hasn't been since 1998. That's a long time! I don't see them improving much from where they are not even in the next twenty plus years. Maybe ever. The program doesn't have what it takes to attract multiple elite talents during the same year and a coach to compliment at the same time.

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