The College Football Playoff picks back up on Wednesday night with a quarterfinal showdown between Miami and Ohio State at Jerry World.
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What our Post expert thinks about Ohio State vs. Miami
Miami deserves plenty of credit for getting by Texas A&M in Round 1, but things will come a lot tougher against the Buckeyes.
Ohio State boasts arguably the best defense in the country, and the Buckeyes ranked among the most efficient offensive teams in FBS again in 2025.
Carson Beck and the Hurricanes will need to be sharper on offense if they want to put a scare into the defending champions in the Cotton Bowl.
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