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Mark Lane

Twitter reacts to Texans QB C.J. Stroud returning to watch Ohio State vs. Penn State

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The Houston Texans are 3-3. What better way to spend a bye week than the college venue where one began to craft their foundation as a dependable quarterback?

C.J. Stroud was in Columbus, Ohio, Saturday to take in Ohio State versus Penn State at Ohio Stadium. Aside from being a consequential showdown between two Big Ten powers, it was an opportunity for Stroud to return to a setting that offered his talents on one of college football’s mammoth platforms.

The No. 2 overall pick stopped by ESPN College GameDay and made a few picks. Whether on TV or in clips on timelines, Stroud generated interested from Twitter. Here are some of the best comments.

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