Under Pressure

No Gain

Announcer 1: "Welcome, everyone, to the Big Ten Championship game! We've got an exciting matchup tonight with Ohio State facing off against Iowa, who boasts the number one ranked defense in the Big Ten."

Announcer 2: "That's right, and it's going to be a battle of strengths tonight. Ohio State's high-powered offense, led by their phenomenal quarterback Y/n, going up against Iowa's stingy defense. Y/n has been absolutely sensational this season."

Announcer 1: "Y/n's numbers are simply incredible. He's averaging 5.58 passing touchdowns per game and an additional 1 rushing touchdown per game. Ohio State, under his leadership, is putting up a staggering 63.9 points per game. Those are almost unheard-of numbers."

Announcer 2: "And they'll be facing an Iowa defense that's only allowing an average of 14 points per game. Iowa's defense has been dominant all season long, and they're coming into this game with a 10-2 record. It's going to be fascinating to see how Y/n and Ohio State's offense handle this challenge."

Announcer 1: "Absolutely. Y/n has shown poise and leadership all season, but this will be one of his toughest tests yet. Iowa's defense is known for their discipline and ability to force turnovers. It's going to be a true chess match out there."

Announcer 2: "No doubt about it. The key for Ohio State will be to establish their rhythm early and not let Iowa's defense dictate the pace of the game. If Y/n can continue to spread the ball around and make plays with his legs, it could be a long night for the Hawkeyes."

Announcer 1: "This matchup has all the makings of a classic. Stay tuned, folks, as we bring you all the action from the Big Ten Championship game!"

Announcer 1: "As we gear up for this exciting Big Ten Championship game between Ohio State and Iowa, there's some breaking news that could have a significant impact on tonight's game."

Announcer 2: "That's right. Ohio State will be without one of their key playmakers, Marvin Harrison Jr., who is sidelined due to an ankle injury. This is a huge blow for the Buckeyes."

Announcer 1: "Marvin Harrison Jr. has been a crucial part of Ohio State's offense this season, providing Y/n with a reliable and explosive target. His absence tonight will certainly be felt."

Announcer 2: "Absolutely. Harrison Jr. has the ability to stretch the field and make big plays, and without him, Y/n will need to rely even more on his other receivers and running game. It's going to be interesting to see how Ohio State adjusts their game plan."

Announcer 1: "Additionally, there's concern about Y/n's physical condition. He's still dealing with the effects of a lingering injury, and the soreness might be settling in. Mentally, he might be off as he's coming off the worst game of his career."

Announcer 2: "That's a significant factor to consider. Y/n's performance will be under intense scrutiny tonight, and how he handles both the physical and mental challenges will be key. Despite these setbacks, Ohio State's offense has been explosive all season, and they'll need to dig deep to overcome these obstacles against a formidable Iowa defense."

In the locker room before the Big Ten Championship game against Iowa, Y/n gathers his teammates for a final pep talk.

The tension is palpable, but Y/n's voice cuts through the anticipation with a blend of determination and resolve.

"Alright, listen up, guys," Y/n starts, looking around the room at his teammates. "We've all seen the odds. Iowa is the betting favorite tonight. They've got the number one defense, and everyone thinks they're going to shut us down."

He pauses, letting the weight of his words sink in. The room is silent, every player hanging on his words.

"But you know what? It's always been Ohio against the world. From day one, we've had to prove ourselves, and we've done it time and time again. They think they can stop us? Let them. Let them think they've got this game in the bag. Let them underestimate us."