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The pregame fun began with Troy Smith waiting his turn to run through a tunnel of ex-Buckeyes, Ohio State's senior quarterback playfully pawing at the turf like a bull ready to charge.

The postgame fun kicked in some three hours later, with Michigan waving more white flags than red capes.

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Troy Smith had done it to the Wolverines again. He muffled "Hail to the Victors" with his magic and authored "Troy Story III" to the sheer delight of a record Ohio Stadium crowd of 105,708.

Smith must be floating on Cloud Ten today.
Yes, that high.

If he soared any higher in the superstar stratosphere he'd come to an exit ramp marked "Pearly Gates."

Days before engineering Saturday's rollicking 42-39 victory and cementing his place among Ohio State immortals, Troy Smith was asked what it must be like to be Troy Smith.

"It's cool," he said.

So cool he's almost hotter than LeBron. Certainly, between the shoe-horned crowd in the 'Shoe and the national TV......

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