
Vance drops Ohio State's championship trophy
The Ohio State football team visited the White House on Monday to celebrate the Buckeyes' national championship win. Cameras captured Vice President JD Vance dropping the trophy during the ceremony.
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The Ohio State football team visited the White House on Monday to celebrate the Buckeyes' national championship win. Cameras captured Vice President JD Vance dropping the trophy during the ceremony.
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