Tune in for the Cotton Bowl preview show Tuesday night

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Ohio State will take on Miami in a CFP quarterfinal. Join Skip Mosic, along with Paul Keels and Jim Lachey for the Cotton Bowl preview show Tuesday, December 30th from 10:00p to 12:00 mid. We’ll hear from both head coaches and take a look at the other CFP matchups happening on New Year’s Day. Then tune in for the OSU/Miami game on December 31st beginning at 6pm with the pre-game, and the kickoff at approx. 7:30pm, on your home for the Buckeyes in North Central Ohio, WQEL…GO BUCKS!!!

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