Ohio State fans break into Ohio Stadium to celebrate 1st national title since 2014
Ohio State fans were ecstatic as they celebrated winning a national championship for the first time in over a decade by storming the field. The Buckeyes’ victory over Notre Dame marked their first championship win since 2014, and the fans showed their support by breaking into their own stadium in Columbus, Ohio.
A video shared by the Columbus Dispatch captured the moment when a large crowd of fans ran around the campus in jubilation just after Ohio State secured a 34-23 victory over Notre Dame. The celebration took place just after midnight as the fans flooded into “The Shoe,” Ohio Stadium.
“It’s really kind of surreal,” said freshman Thomas Schmansky in an interview with the outlet, reflecting on the excitement of the students rushing onto the field. Another student described the celebration as “crazy” and mentioned their surprise at the supportive response from law enforcement on campus. The festivities eventually started to wind down around 12:20 a.m. ET.
Head coach Ryan Day expressed his pride in the team’s achievement, highlighting their resilience throughout a challenging season that included a crucial win against Michigan. Despite doubts about their playoff chances and Day’s coaching future, the Buckeyes persevered and clinched their sixth national title.
The triumph on the field was a fitting end to a season filled with ups and downs, culminating in a memorable victory that overshadowed past setbacks. The Associated Press contributed to the report, capturing the essence of Ohio State’s journey to glory.
As the Buckeyes basked in their championship glory, the fans’ exuberance and unwavering support for their team were on full display. The celebration at Ohio Stadium will be etched in the memories of Ohio State fans for years to come, marking a historic moment in the team’s storied legacy.
