ARLINGTON, Texas — Ohio State coach Ryan Day is now one win away from a national title, just weeks after it seemed the program was in long-term trouble. Now, after three-straight playoff wins, the Buckeyes will face Notre Dame in the national title game on Jan. 20.

Jack Sawyer returned a fumble 83 yards for a scoop-and-score touchdown, ending a potential game-tying drive by Texas and sending Ohio State to a 28-14 victory in

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Ohio State responded to Notre Dame's bully ball opening drive with a quick touchdown of its own. After taking the opening kickoff, the Fighting Irish marched 75 yards in 18 plays, evaporating nearly 10 minutes of game time,

From the hot seat to the pedestal, Ryan Day's Ohio State legacy could be solidified after the College Football Playoff National Championship Game in Atlanta.

Ryan Day has a college football resume as impressive as anyone else. The New Hampshire-born native began his days on the gridiron playing at Manchester Central High School, then took his talents to the University of New Hampshire in 1998,