Ohio State Football Players and Coaches Celebrate their Big Ten Championship on Twitter

By Johnny Ginter on December 7, 2014 at 2:14 am
Evan Spencer celebrates Ohio State's Big Ten Championship win over Wisconsin.
23 Comments

Remember about six hours ago when Ohio State was four and a half point underdogs to Wisconsin in the Big Ten title game? Hey, me neither! This was an epic beatdown the likes of which I have not seen from the Buckeyes in a long, long while.

And in response, normally taciturn and placid Ohio State players and coaches get to finally crack a smile, break loose, and celebrate. The cool thing about living in 2014, is that with the advent of things like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or what have you, we get to share in the celebration. Let's see how things are going in Indy!

Some of the players couldn't quite figure out how to process what they'd just accomplished, but they eventually found a way.

Also, let's give a shout-out to these guys right here. No one on the planet Earth that orbits around the sun in our lil ol' solar system thought that if we lost two of these dudes to the cruel fates, we'd still win the B1G championship by 59 freaking points. They're some kind of crazy mutants or something, and Tom Herman is their Professor X.

YES YOU ARE, TYVIS!

And man, shout-out to the WR corps, too. The most maligned group on offense stepped up and took care of their baby QB, especially one Devin Smith.

So commence to dancin'!

One a more serious note, you could see the kind of passion that the defensive line played with, especially Michael Bennett, in the memory of Kosta Karageorge. Bennett repped #53 as well as anyone ever could; he played out of his mind, and the rest of the d-line followed suit. A beautiful effort from everyone, all eight or so deep.

And, of course, the coaches get to get into the act too.

But really, the thing that keeps this team together (at least for tonight) is love.

A love of pizza.

B1G champions. Has a nice ring to it, wouldn't you agree?

23 Comments
View 23 Comments