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Namespaces Page Discussion. Navigation Main page Recent changes Random page Help. This page was last modified on 12 October , at Privacy policy About ClemsonWiki Disclaimers. It was another tight one, in a shootout that had more than 1, yards of offense.

And just like in , it ended on interception with less than two minutes remaining. Stephone Anthony made the play in a more peaceful finish. The Tigers won the former in a rout on the way to their first national championship since under Danny Ford, who was an interim head coach for the game after Charley Pell left for Florida.

Ohio State came in as the favorite but never had much of a chance. Clemson pulled out a victory on a yard touchdown pass from Trevor Lawrence to Travis Etienne with remaining. And just like in the other two close games of the series, victory was sealed with an interception. This time it was Nolan Turner picking off Justin Fields in the end zone after a frantic push by the Buckeyes. Turner, Anthony and Bauman. They have delivered the knockout punches.

He just retreated toward his teammates on the field as Hayes kept grabbing at him. Clemson players ran over to the sideline; Ohio State players scuffled with them.

From his seat behind the Clemson sideline, Enarson could not see what happened. It was too foggy, too confusing. But Ohio State athletic director Hugh Hindman had a better view. But up in the press box, Keith Jackson had not seen the punch. All he saw was the melee. Oh, come on now. America would not let him get away with this one—not in , not on national television. One punch had ended it—and not much of a punch, either.

Heck, Woody obviously did not mean to hurt the kid. After all, Hayes punched Bauman with his right hand. The locker room cleared out fairly quickly. When George arrived, the Old Man was sitting in a folding chair in the middle of the locker room, his glasses in his hand, his head down. Hayes did not want to go back to the hotel with the Buckeyes. He had embarrassed them enough for one night.

When Hornung arrived, he and Hayes sat and talked for 20 minutes. Hornung took some notes, but Mark George, off on the other side of the locker room, could tell this was not a case of a reporter interviewing a coach.

It was, like so many other conversations between Hornung and Woody Hayes over the years, a friend talking to a friend. Hayes told Hornung he intended to resign.

But he had not resigned. And Hayes had told Hornung he would resign. He had spent several hours in his room at the Jacksonville Sheraton, trying to piece together what had happened, before falling asleep in the sport-coat and tie he had worn to the game.

Perhaps, given a day to cool down, he would have gone through with it. But he did not have a day or two. Ohio State wanted Hayes out as quickly as possible. Besides, Hayes had come back so many times, from so many incidents, that the administrators did not want to give him a chance to do it again, as unlikely as that might have been. The case against eight: Why College Football Playoff should stay at four teams.

Hayes knew his career was over. At 10 a. I prefer not to go beyond that. He held a press conference at the Pittsburgh airport. Hayes had finished his year career at Ohio State without ever firing an assistant.

The Ohio State team plane was already in the air when Hindman held his press conference at the Sheraton. The second thing was that they had to talk to the brain coach, Larry Romanoff, because classes were about to begin again and he wanted them to get off to a good start.

The punch would come to define Woody Hayes in the way that time reduces a public life to a single memorable fact. Nixon resigned. Jonas Salk developed a vaccine for polio. JFK was shot. Woody Hayes punched a player. Ohio State lifer Luke Fickell set to bring singular focus to Cincinnati.