No. 6 Ole Miss will hit the road to Glendale (Ariz.) this week for a College Football Playoff semifinal matchup against Carson Beck and a fiery Miami Hurricanes

Ex-Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer says the line of scrimmage was the reason for the Buckeyes' loss to Miami in the Cotton Bowl.

Hurricanes will look to continue their unlikely run to the championship when they battle the sixth-ranked Ole Miss

Fans gathered on the University of Miami campus on New Year's Day to welcome the football team home after its win against Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl.

He moved Ian Moore to left tackle, in place of Austin Siereveld, and Josh Padilla to right guard, in place of Gabe VanSickle. Ohio State responded with an 82-yard touchdown drive after halftime and another 75-yard touchdown drive after that.

The 6-foot-3, 245-pound Schott is an in-state product, as he attended Leo High School in Leo, Ind., a three-hour drive northeast of Bloomington. He was a heralded high school recruit, graded as a four-star prospect and top 20 tight end by all major outlets before choosing Miami over offers from Indiana, Ohio State, Penn State and many others.

After a thrilling win over No. 7 seed Texas A&M on Dec. 20, the Hurricanes were operating a high-level across the board against the Buckeyes. Meanwhile, Ohio State's offense looked out of rhythm in its first live action since the Big Ten Championship Game on Dec. 6.

Colorado football hosted former Miami (OH) receiver Kam Perry, a big-play MAC standout, as the Buffs attempt to add offensive weapons.