Former Ole Miss running back Quinshon Judkins posted on X on Monday night that he’s committed to Ohio State.

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Judkins entered the transfer portal on Thursday, and he quickly found his next home.

After two seasons at Ole Miss, Judkins was a two-time All-Southeastern Conference ball-carrier. He earned a spot on the All-SEC First Team in 2022 after running for 1,567 yards and 16 touchdowns.

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In 2023, Judkins ran for 1,158 yards and 15 touchdowns. He also yielded a receiving threat and caught a career-high 149 yards and two touchdowns this season.

Judkins will join Ohio State’s running back room that has yet to have many answers for the 2024 season. TreVeyon Henderson has yet to make his decision whether he’ll enter the NFL Draft, while Miyan Williams already has declared and Evan Pryor and Chip Trayanum have transferred out of the program.

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Running back Chip Trayanum took the handoff and dove 1 yard across the goal line, and officials confirmed the touchdown that helped No. 6 Ohio State outlast No. 9 Notre Dame 16-14 on Saturday night.

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A defensive clash ensued in South Bend as the Buckeyes entered halftime ahead 3-0. Throughout much of the second half, however, Notre Dame possessed the football. 

The Fighting Irish had possession for 20:29 in the second half compared to Ohio State’s 9:31. Both teams had the football for four drives in the second half, and both had two drives of at least seven plays and 3:38.

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Trailing 14-10, Ohio State had a previous chance at the goal line to take the lead with a little more than four minutes remaining. An end-around for receiver Emeka Egbuka didn’t work out, and the Fighting Irish stopped the Buckeyes with the lead behind them. 

But Ohio State’s defense forced a punt after a pair of Notre Dame first downs, and the Buckeyes took the football down the field with 1:26 left to play. 

Egbuka had two big catches on the game-winning drive: a 23-yarder to move the chains on 3^rd and 10 and a 21-yard catch that brought the football to the Notre Dame 1-yard line setting up the score.

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Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord completed 57% of his passes and had 240 passing yards. TreVeyon Henderson had 104 rushing yards and a score and Trayanum finished with 13. 

Notre Dame quarterback Sam Hartman totaled 175 yards and had a 2-yard touchdown pass to Rico Flores Jr. 

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