OSU drove the field and even got into field goal range, but ended up moving backwards due to an offensive pass interference penalty, accidentally let the clock drain, and then Will Howard rushed to get back into field goal range as time expired.

Ohio State was easily winning the rushing attack at halftime and it looked like that was what was going to wear down the Oregon defense en route to a victory. On the way to that narrative though, the Buckeyes seemed to abandon the rushing attack in favor of the arm of Will Howard. But why?

It's Oregon's world, the rest of the Big Ten is just living in it -- even in the Ducks' first year as league members. The No. 3 Ducks made college football's loudest statement Sat