Ohio State's offensive coordinator details how the Buckeyes became the most dangerous game in the College Football Playoff.

Hoping to vie for a national championship, the University of Texas faces Ohio State Friday night in Arlington in the semifinal of the College Football Playoff. Why it matters: Win or lose, the Longhorns under head coach Steve Sarkisian are relevant once again.

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Ryan Day is leading Ohio State into his fourth College Football Playoff semifinal in his sixth season as head coach of the Buckeyes. And the pressure is on. The 45-year-old stepped to the helm of the storied program ahead of the 2019 season. He had been a college coach since 2002, and he joined the Buckeyes as offensive coordinator in 2017.

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It took most of the season, but two games into the newly-extended College Football Playoff, the Ohio State Buckeyes look like the team everyone thought they should be this season. The Buckeyes have what is believed to be the most expensive roster in all of football;

Ohio State is set to play Texas tomorrow in the Cotton Bowl and the winner will go to the National Championship to play either Penn State or Notre Dame. After wins over Tennessee and Oregon, the Buckeyes are a trendy pick to win it all.

Cotton Bowl will host the College Football Playoff Semifinal between No. 5 Texas and No. 8 Ohio State on Friday evening. The Buckeyes are six-point favorites, despite the Longhorns getting to play inside their home state of Texas.

Ohio State is the clear national title favorite after the way that they have dominated through the first two rounds. The Buckeyes easily handled Tennessee at home in round one, and then they dismantled one seed Oregon in the Rose Bowl last week.