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Oregon-Indiana headed for a rematch, Ole Miss to play Miami

Miami upsets Ohio State: Hurricanes ride big-play defense in Cotton Bowl win, advance to CFP semifinals

No. 10 Miami stunned No. 2 Ohio State 24-14 in the Cotton Bowl on Wednesday night to pull their second straight upset and advance to the College Football Playoff semifinals.

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Miami vs Ole Miss picks, predictions, odds for College Football Playoff game

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Oregon-Indiana headed for a rematch, Ole Miss to play Miami as college football's final four is set

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College Football Playoff odds: Indiana emerges as title favorite ahead of semifinals

Ohio State’s loss to Miami shook up the College Football Playoff and paved the way for a new favorite.

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Georgia football season ends in Sugar Bowl upset to Ole Miss: Reaction, updates

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Who's in CFP semifinals? Updated bracket, scores for College Football Playoff

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Opening Odds: Miami favored over Ole Miss in Fiesta Bowl

Georgia was favored by nearly a touchdown in the quarterfinals before a Rebel comeback win, 39-34, which broke a 75-game win streak when the Bulldogs had the lead entering the fourth quarter.

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Sugar Bowl: Ole Miss ousts Georgia to advance to semifinal

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Ohio State vs Miami score: Hurricanes shock Buckeyes, CFP with quarterfinal win

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Ohio State football vs. Miami: Full game preview, key matchups and what to watch

Holding Texas A&M to three points is a really impressive feat and should definitely be noticed. Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate will be X-Factors in this game, as well as running back Bo Jackson. Ohio State needs to get them out in open space and let those playmakers create and make big plays for the Buckeyes.

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Ohio State’s defensive line using loss to Indiana as fuel for Cotton Bowl Classic vs. Miami

A lot of the talk coming out of the Big Ten championship game centered on Ohio State’s inability to score points. OSU made four trips inside the red zone and came away with one touchdown and a

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Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith reveals severity of injury that almost made him miss the Michigan game

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith revealed that he still wasn’t 100% when he returned to play against Michigan and Indiana in the Big Ten Championship game. Smith wasn’t even completely confident he would play against the Wolverines as he dealt with a quad strain that should’ve sidelined him for three-to-four to four weeks.