Clemson 31-0 Ohio State (Dec 31, 2016) Video Highlights

Ohio State Buckeyes

11-2

	1	2	3	4	T
OSU	0	0	0	0	0
CLEM	10	7	7	7	31

Watson, Clemson rout Ohio State to advance to CFP championship

0:48

Gallman takes it to the corner for the TD in Clemson win

0:30

Barrett picked off in the endzone

0:56

Tipped pass leads to interception for Clemson

1:16

Watson scores on the ground for a second time

1:12

Clemson misses field goal after no offside call

0:58

Buckeyes fumble on their first drive of the second half

0:55

Watson lobs it to Fuller for a 30-yard TD

0:40

Watson throws his second INT

0:27

Watson runs it in for the 1st TD of the game

0:40

Ohio State misses its second FG of the game

0:28

Watson finds Williams on the slant for a 37-yard gain

0:39

Watson's first pass of the game picked off

1:37

A victory over Ohio State needed to happen for Clemson

State Farm Stadium

7:00 PM, December 31, 2016Coverage: ESPN

Glendale, AZ

Attendance: 71,279

Team	CONF	OVR
Oregon	9-0	13-1
Indiana	8-1	11-2
Penn State	8-1	13-3
Ohio State	7-2	14-2
Illinois	6-3	10-3
Iowa	6-3	8-5
Michigan	5-4	8-5
Minnesota	5-4	8-5
USC	4-5	7-6
Rutgers	4-5	7-6
Washington	4-5	6-7
UCLA	3-6	5-7
Nebraska	3-6	7-6
Michigan State	3-6	5-7
Wisconsin	3-6	5-7
Northwestern	2-7	4-8
Maryland	1-8	4-8
Purdue	0-9	1-11

Team	CONF	OVR
SMU	8-0	11-3
Clemson	7-1	10-4
Miami	6-2	10-3
Syracuse	5-3	10-3
Louisville	5-3	9-4
Georgia Tech	5-3	7-6
Duke	5-3	9-4
Virginia Tech	4-4	6-7
Boston College	4-4	7-6
Pittsburgh	3-5	7-6
NC State	3-5	6-7
North Carolina	3-5	6-7
Virginia	3-5	5-7
California	2-6	6-7
Wake Forest	2-6	4-8
Stanford	2-6	3-9
Florida State	1-7	2-10

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