The No.1 Oregon Ducks upset the Ohio State Buckeyes 32-31 at Autzen Stadium on October 12th. The game ended with some controversy and it’s still a talking point

Should one second have been left on the clock for Ohio State football at Oregon? Here's what QB Will Howard thinks.

Ohio State believes one second remained on the clock after Will Howard's scramble at the end of the Oregon game. The officials disagreed.

ESPN’s College GameDay was in Eugene for the big game between Oregon and Ohio State. They go to the biggest college football game each week, and they had an easy decision about where to go during week seven. The Oregon-Ohio State clash did not disappoint, but the Buckeyes once again lost a close game.

The second quarter was especially wild. Oregon wide receiver Traeshon Holden was ejected for spitting on Ohio State’s Davison Igbinosun, Oregon had an extra-point attempt go hilariously wrong and the Ducks recovered a line drive kickoff that bounced off an Ohio State blocker.

Will Howard has played rather well since taking over at Ohio State this season as a graduate transfer from Kansas State. His last game out against Oregon was his first loss with the Buckeyes, which is always impactful with how important football is in Columbus.

Ohio State football quarterback Will Howard took some heat for sliding with no time left during the team’s 32-31 loss to Oregon, and he spoke on what happened on that final play in his mind. “I thought I was down with one second,

The final play of the Ohio State-Oregon game is still fresh in quarterback Will Howard's mind. Ohio State had the ball at Oregon's 38-yard line and needed a quick play to get into field goal range since there were only six seconds left on the clock.