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NCAA CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
DATE: Monday, January 12, 2015
TIME: 8:30 PM EST
VENUE: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX
Live / Repeat:Live

Once more for it all: Previewing Oregon vs. Ohio State for the College Football Playoff national championship

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Oregon became a three-headed rushing monster again in the Rose Bowl with the return of tailback Thomas Tyner from injury. Tyner rushed for 124 yards and two scores in the Ducks' 59-20 win over Florida State. Oregon's top three rushers, Royce Freeman, quarterback Marcus Mariota and Tyner, have combined for 2,585 yards and 38 touchdowns. Depth at the position allowed Oregon to move Byron Marshall, last year's leading rusher, to receiver. The Ducks average 242 rushing yards per game and led the Pac-12 in that category for a league-record ninth straight season. Ohio State's front seven, led by All-American defensive end Joey Bosa, ranks No. 34 nationally in stopping the run. The Buckeyes allow 142 yards per game and are coming off two strong performances. Ohio State held Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon, the nation's leading rusher, to 76 yards in the Big Ten title game and limited Alabama to 170, which was 36 yards below the team's average.

The question is how many receivers Oregon can lose before it starts to show. The Ducks lost starter Devon Allen on the first play of the Rose Bowl, but Darren Carrington more than picked up the slack with 165 receiving yards with two touchdowns. But now Carrington is out after failing a drug test, which puts more pressure on freshman Charles Nelson and veteran Keanan Lowe, who was slowed by late-season injuries and hasn't caught a pass since Nov. 22 against Colorado. Ohio State led the Big Ten with 24 interceptions, led by Vonn Bell's six. Doran Grant added five, while Tyvis Powell had four.

Ohio State ranks third in the Big Ten, averaging 262 yards per game. Sophomore tailback Ezekiel Elliott leads the team with 1,632 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns. He rushed for 220 yards in the Big Ten title game and 230 more against Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. Third-string quarterback Cardale Jones is not as proficient a runner as Braxton Miller or J.T. Barrett, but he is a load at 6 feet 5 and 250 pounds and is hard to tackle. Oregon's defensive front is tall and athletic, with a classic bend-but-don't break mentality. The Ducks have, historically, made it a point to stop the run first. Oregon allows 156 yards per game and is led by emerging defensive end DeForest Buckner, who leads the team with 13 tackles for losses.