A month after knocking off Oregon in the first-ever College Football Playoff National Championship, members of the Ohio State football team were honored at the Ohio Statehouse by Governor John Kasich on Wednesday.
Head coach Urban Meyer and school president Michael V. Drake joined the team at the Statehouse in Columbus, just a few miles from the Buckeyes’ campus.
According to the Columbus Dispatch, Kasich offered congratulations to the team and spoke to several players about their plans after graduation.
“You really lifted almost the entire state,” Kasich told the team. “In life, it’s amazing how successful you can be if you’re a member of a team.”
In addition to being honored by the Governor, the team also was recognized Wednesday afternoon at sessions for the Ohio Senate and House of Representatives.
As is customary for the national champion, the team will also have a chance to visit the White House and President Obama in the future.
For more Ohio State news, visit BuckeyeGrove.com.
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