Marshall coach pitches biscuit deal to Ohio State players

Marshall head coach Charles Huff made a humorous pitch to Ohio State players during a press conference, suggesting they transfer to Marshall for an all-you-can-eat NIL deal featuring Tudor's Biscuit. This light-hearted comment came as his team prepared to face the formidable No. 3 Ohio State Buckeyes, who have shown impressive performance this season with two dominant wins. Huff acknowledged the challenge ahead, praising Ohio State's roster as potentially the best he has ever seen on film, even comparing them to the legendary 2001 Miami national championship team. The Thundering Herd, currently 1-1 this season, have had a mixed start with a significant win against Stony Brook and a loss to Virginia Tech. Huff's team features notable players like quarterback Stone Earle and wide receiver Christian Fitzpatrick, who have contributed to their offensive efforts. Despite their current record, Huff remains optimistic about his team's potential and the possibility of pulling off an upset against Ohio State. Ohio State, on the other hand, is off to a strong start with a combined score of 108-6 in their first two games. They have also bolstered their roster with high-profile transfers, enhancing their chances for a successful season. The Buckeyes are currently viewed as strong contenders for the national championship, trailing only Georgia in betting odds. As the teams prepare for their matchup, Huff's comments reflect both the competitive spirit of college football and the challenges faced by programs like Marshall when competing against powerhouse teams like Ohio State.