A Wild Week 14 in College Football: Snow, Surprises, and a Coach’s Big Moment
So, if you’ve been wondering who’s playing football and what the buzz is all about this week, let me walk you through one of the most entertaining and dramatic Week 14s we’ve had in a long time. From massive rivalry wins to snowy celebrations and even a few eyebrow-raising moments, this weekend delivered everything college football fans could ask for.
At the center of it all was Ohio State coach Ryan Day, who finally broke a 2,191-day drought against Michigan. After four straight losses to their biggest rivals, the Buckeyes walked into a snowy Michigan Stadium and came out with a convincing 27–9 win. What surprised a lot of people wasn’t just the victory — it was Day’s reaction. Instead of taking a victory lap or firing back at critics, he chose humility. No taunts, no jabs, not even a chance for his players to return last year’s infamous flag-planting gesture. He shut it down immediately. It was a clear sign he’s grown, and he let the performance on the field do the talking.
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And the Buckeyes definitely talked. Their offense recovered quickly from an early interception, scoring on three straight possessions. Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate, both returning from injury, became the stars of the moment with key touchdowns. Running back Bo Jackson — no relation to that Bo Jackson — bulldozed through Michigan defenders all afternoon for a career-high rushing day. Meanwhile, Ohio State’s defense locked down Wolverines freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood, holding him to just 63 passing yards. A late interception by Davison Igbinosun sealed the win and set off a well-earned celebration.
But beyond The Game, Week 14 had plenty of memorable moments. Snow fell across the country, turning several matchups into winter wonderlands. Brutus the Buckeye took full advantage, using the snow to cross out Michigan’s “M” in the end zone and even spelling out “Ohio,” complete with a dotted “i.” Not every moment was fun, though — Michigan linebacker Jaishawn Barham nearly headbutted a referee and somehow remained in the game. And in the Mountain West, things got even stranger as the conference championship lineup was actually delayed by computer rankings. Yes, in 2025, computers are still deciding football outcomes.
There were also incredible comebacks, like Yale pulling off a shocking 43–42 win after trailing by 28 at halftime, and some awkward commentary moments (because somehow Thom Brennaman always finds a way). And in true college-football fashion, even halftime brought the entertainment, including a full Revolutionary War reenactment that left fans both confused and amused.
All in all, Week 14 had rivalry tension, snow-covered highlight plays, controversial calls, chaotic storylines, and a coach finally getting the moment he’d waited years for. It wasn’t just about who played today — it was about everything that happened along the way.
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