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Lakers’ LeBron James Celebrates Ohio State Ending Decade-Long Title Drought With An Enthusiastic Three-Word Message


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LeBron James was front and center at the College Football Playoff national title game. The NBA superstar was reveling in the excitement of his Ohio State Buckeyes facing off against Notre Dame. As an Akron native and a dedicated Buckeyes fan, LeBron was happier than anybody else. 

James has been a lifelong supporter of Ohio State football. Right after the win, he celebrated the Buckeyes' victory that ended a decade-long title drought. After watching the team clinch the national championship against Notre Dame, LeBron took to social media to share his excitement with a three-word message.

"Today we did!!" LeBron wrote on his Instagram story.

James's connection to Ohio State runs deep, even though he never played college basketball there. The pride he feels for the Buckeyes is evident, as he frequently expresses his allegiance to the team during interviews and on social media. Although his presence was really hyped up by the broadcasters and the crowd was loving it. The cameras frequently captured him in a suite at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium celebrating Ohio State's performance. 

His infectious enthusiasm was on full display as he interacted with the crowd, performing the iconic O-H-I-O arm motions and urging fans to join in. Additionally, LeBron's presence at the game coincided with the Los Angeles Lakers' off day, allowing him to fully immerse himself in the moment. With a 21-7 lead for Ohio State at halftime, James' exuberance around the championship chase only grew.

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Ohio State cruised against Notre Dame for the National Championship game with a score of 34-23. Among the excited spectators was LeBron James. The Los Angeles Superstar passionately weighed in on the game afterward. 

In a video for DraftKings, LeBron declared his pick for the MVP of the game. 

"MVP of the game is the whole f***ing Ohio State ball club. Like seriously, Will Howard. Will Howard managed the game he was unbelievable from start to finish, and that's my MVP. Like we know as Buckeye nation, when Will Howard goes, we go, and Will Howard was unbelievable. Shout out to Will Howard you was unbelievable brother. Let's go!" James said. 

The Ohio State Buckeyes are the 2025 College Football Playoff National Champions.

LeBron James has Will Howard as his MVP of the game! pic.twitter.com/mfusjrSt3p

— DraftKings (@DraftKings) January 21, 2025

Ohio State's path to glory this season was impressive. The newly implemented 12-team playoff format really opened doors for thrilling matchups. Following earlier setbacks in the regular season, the Buckeyes bounced back and defeated Tennessee and Oregon before finally taking down Notre Dame. 

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