Marvin Harrison Jr

Ohio State star receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. was knocked out of Saturday's CFP semifinal against Georgia, and coach Ryan Day said his loss "absolutely" ...

I'm going to go back to the drawing board and try and get better next year." "Fourth quarter, College Football Playoffs, chance to go to the national championship," he said. "I don't think there's one guy in that locker room who doesn't feel like we should have won the game," he said. "I was told that it was not targeting, that [Harrison] didn't take a shot to the head, which is hard for -- I didn't see it, so I don't know," Day said. "I didn't perform my best today. "It was just a regular hit," he said. "At the end of the day, they are looking out for my health and safety," said Harrison, who had five catches for 106 yards and two touchdowns. Ohio State was leading 35-24 when Harrison took the hit. Ohio State trainer Shaun Barnhouse had multiple conversations with Harrison on the sideline. Harrison said he felt good enough to return. He was examined by the medical staff and remained on the Ohio State sideline but did not reenter the game. "I don't think I made enough plays when I was in the game to help the team win," he said.

The former St. Joseph's Prep standout dominated the first half of the College Football Playoff semifinal before exiting the game late in the third quarter ...

In many ways, Harrison may have answered his own question with a performance to savor. The two have grown a relationship on and off the field, something the Philly native cherishes. The way the sophomore glides down the field for the Buckeyes, tracking the football from the other side of the field coupled with the effortless did in a little less than 13 full games set a foundation for the player that he could become. “What this guy [Stroud] did and the way he competed in the second half with all those things coming at him, I just can’t say enough. The season may be over, but what Harrison Jr. Ringo is likely to be taken within the first two rounds of the NFL draft. Buckeyes coach Ryan Day agreed with that sentiment, while also praising Stroud for remaining poised in a wild second half — one without his go-to receiver. 4 Ohio State Buckeyes were narrowly defeated by the No. The No. Joseph’s Prep star is the best wide receiver in college football right now. The former St.