if Washington coach Jedd Fisch heats up in the first quarterhe had to become completely in the early third quarter. Another controversial call is No. 1 Ohio.
This time it's a rough fine for the passer ta'iita'i uiagalelei On the edge of the red area of effort. The related race was played midway through the third quarter, Ohio State driving, but facing second and 20 points.
Quarterback Julian Sain Falling over and then quickly throw one to his left, just throwing it away. Uiagalelei arrives in seconds.
It looks like Washington The defender tried to pull up. When he contacted Sayin, he didn't hit him to the ground, and Sayin's wear didn't seem to be worse. But, anyway, officials marked it as rough. You can view it below.
The fine resets Ohio State University's distance and distance. Buckeyes won only four games after CJ Donaldson Pushing from 1 yard to expand the lead to 14-3.
Jedd Fisch heats up after Washington warns
Officials have been in the spotlight more than once in the game between Ohio State and Washington. In the first quarter, the flag of the Huskimo was controversial and caused anger from head coach Jedd Fisch.
Fisch argued with a 6:22 call to compete in the first quarter. He ran to the court and demonstrated to the officials.
At the penalty, the game tied 0-0 and Washington looked like the game against the defending national champion might keep itself in shape. But Fisch obviously doesn't like the way his team starts the game.
Brad NesslerOn the phone, CBS's broadcaster noted that Jedd Fisch's penalties could have been intentional. He compared it to another sport.
“Sometimes, it's like doing technology in basketball,” Nissler said. “Maybe it's going to fire Washington. I know, it's getting their crowd.”
Washington will debut in the game and rise 3-0 with a late-first shot. But Ohio State has been controlling the game ever since. At the time of writing, the score was 14-6 Ohio State, with two minutes left in the third quarter.