Though it lacked on-field drama, the Rose Bowl College Football Playoff quarterfinal between Oregon and Ohio State on New Year's Day drew record numbers on ESPN. Despite the game starting on ESPN2, 21.1 million viewers tuned in to watch the 41-21 Ohio State win, with a 24.3 million viewer peak, per ESPN.

On Wednesday afternoon the College Football Playoff rolled on with a battle between the Arizona State Sun Devils and Texas Longhorns. While all eyes were on the game at hand, fans noticed that the kickoff time of the Rose Bowl between Ohio State and Oregon was quickly approaching with Arizona State

Here’s who’s on the call for ESPN’s broadcast of the College Football Playoff quarterfinals game between Oregon and Ohio State.

The Oregon Ducks fell in the Rose Bowl to the Ohio State Buckeyes 41-21 on Wednesday. It was not the ending to the season the Ducks wanted, as Oregon came into

Arizona State's dramatic rally against Texas fell short. But by forcing OT, the Sun Devils caused the start of Ohio State-Oregon to air on ESPN2.

Last week, the No. 8 Ohio State Buckeyes faced off against the No. 1 Oregon Ducks in Pasadena's iconic Rose Bowl Game. The game traditionally follows the

The Rose Bowl was the most-watched quarterfinal matchup of the CFP quarterfinals and the most-watched non-NFL sporting event since the 2024 CFP championship game.

ESPN's College GameDay was at the Rose Bowl to preview the College Football Playoff quarterfinals. Here's who the panel picked to win between Ohio State and Oregon.

The Ohio State Buckeyes put on a show against the Oregon Ducks in the Rose Bowl on January 1, 2025, annihilating their opponent 41-21 and taking a 34-8 lead into the half. They were led by Will Howard and Jeremiah Smith.

Despite the setback, Oregon has a bright future. The Ducks' ability to recruit and their acquisitions through the transfer portal have paved the way for long-term success.