Ohio State Buckeyes goes to Washington DC to visit the president.
Main coach Ryan Day confirmed on Monday that his team will visit President Donald Trump in the White House next month to commemorate their national championship.
“It’s an honor to be invited. We were formally invited. It’s usual. I remember I grew up and saw the national championship teams going to the White House … That’s part of the celebration of our team,” Day told journalists on Monday.
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Ohio State Buckeyes goes to Washington DC to visit the president. (Mark J. Revilas-prescribed images)
Buckeyes goes to the White House on April 14, two weeks before the Super Bowl master Philadelphia Eagles will be present.
Buckeyes had a roller coaster in a season where he got off to a 10-1 start before hosting the then defense champion Michigan who had fought all season. However, wolverines, like three-touchdown-underhounds, drew the disturbance.
It made many people once again call Day’s job as it had been their fourth straight loss to Michigan.
Main coach Ryan Day confirmed on Monday that his team will visit President Donald Trump in the White House next month to commemorate their national championship. (Samantha Madar/Columbus Dispatch/USA Today Network via Imag images)
But Buckeyes ran the table in the new 12-team playoffs and eventually took down Notre Dame, who fought Irish like the eighth seed of the tournament.
Florida Panthers recently visited the president to celebrate their Stanley Cup win from last summer.
Trump also recently said he wants to Super Bowl Life Kansas City Chiefs from the 2019 season (2020 Super Bowl) to get to the White House; The last championship team from the pros to visit Trump in office during his first presidency was 2019 Washington NationalsFive days after their World Series win over Houston Astros (despite Sean DooleTle’s criticism of the president). The pandemic made visits harder by 2020, and at the time the restrictions began to be lifted, Joe Bid had joined.
Florida Panthers recently visited the president to celebrate their Stanley Cup win from last summer. (Jim Rassol/USA Today Sports)
It is unknown at this time whether Los Angeles Dodgers, who won the World Series in October, will visit the White House. They will play in Washington against citizens from April 7 to 9 and will also visit the nearby Baltimore Orioles in early September.
