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RE: Open Thread - 2021/22 Bowl Games
OK, the exception to the Rose Bowl is Ohio State.

2022: Ohio State 48, Utah 45
2019: Ohio State 28, Washington 23
2010: Ohio State 26, Oregon 17
1997: Ohio State 20, Arizona State 17

The last time OSU lost a Rose Bowl was 1985 (20-17 to USC).

I'm pretty sure the Buckeyes won't agree to this two out of every three years but can we send Ohio State to the Rose Bowl every year?

Meanwhile Wisconsin has lost four straight Rose Bowls (2011, 2012, 2013, 2020), Michigan three (2004, 2005, 2007), and Penn State two (2009, 2017). The only Big Ten team other than Ohio State to win a Rose Bowl since Wisconsin won in 2000 was Michigan State in 2014.
01-01-2022 09:05 PM
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