Momentum is a crazy thing in football. One minute things are going your way, then one big play and the big mo can shift to the other team in no time flat.
Ohio State marched down the field to open the half, but a Justin Fields interception gave Clemson some much-needed life. Trevor Lawrence led his Tiger teammates down the field to bring Clemson within two scores.
We’ve seen this story before. But credit Ohio State running backs Trey Sermon and Miyan Williams for sparking the Buckeye offense before Justin Fields let one fly for 56-yards to hit a streaking Chris Olave for the score.
Check out the scoring strike below.
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