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OHIO STATE 21 ROSTER & 2021 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

Woody Hayes career ended 35 yrs ago today (December 29, 1978).

A look back at the 1978 Gator Bowl and the legacy of Ohio State's legendary head coach.

Woody�s generous side often overlooked
December 22, 2013 Source: Columbus Dispatch - "Unlike when it happened 35 years ago, this time everyone sees The Punch coming. Yet, still there is no way to avoid getting hit by it, as a barrage of TV replays, tired jokes and national stories will focus on the left hook that Woody Hayes threw during the 1978 Gator Bowl against Clemson..."