Big Ten football gets underway this weekend as reigning national champion and No. 1 ranked Ohio State looks to preserve its undefeated record on the road against Purdue on Saturday.
The Ohio State Buckeyes’ 2024 season was truly a rollercoaster. Ohio State dropped a pair of games, and the loss to the Michigan Wolverines felt like it would be the nail in the coffin for their College Football Playoff hopes.
In the midst of a historic run that could deliver back-to-back National Championships for the first time in school history, expectations are understandably sky-high for the top-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes.
Ohio State’s 2026 recruiting class was looking like it was starting to truly take shape. Now that there are coaching changes (and expected coaching changes), the Buckeyes are taking advantage.
Last season was a memorable one for the Ohio State Buckeyes as they cruised to a national championship after a strong playoff run. Still, not everything in that final game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish was all honky dory.
The No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes remain on top of the college football world after earning a 38-14 Week 10 win over the Penn State Nittany Lions. There has been a ton of success for this program lately, and head coach Ryan Day seemingly knows it.
So much can change in the blink of an eye when recruiting in college football, and the Ohio State Buckeyes are on the right side of chaos this time around.
The month of November is shaping up to be a big one for the Ohio State Buckeyes with signing day approaching. Following their win over the Penn State Nittany Lions, the Buckeyes received commitments from a pair of 2027 offensive line recruits.
The Tennessee Vols are in danger of losing a key 2026 four-star commit to the Ohio State Buckeyes. 2026 four-star athlete Legend Bey has been committed to Tennessee since June.
The first College Football Playoff rankings arrived Tuesday night, and Ohio State landed at the top. Indiana came in second. Texas A&M sat third. That order sparked an immediate argument among ESPN’s studio analysts, with two of them making the case that the Aggies belong ahead of both teams currently ranked above them.
The College Football Playoff committee released its first rankings Tuesday night and the Ohio State Buckeyes opened at No. 1. The placement prompted immediate debate across ESPN as analysts weighed schedule strength, resume quality, and results against top opponents.
The College Football Playoff committee dropped its first rankings of the season Tuesday night, and the Ohio State Buckeyes are sitting pretty at No. 1.
Julian Sayin has orchestrated one of the most remarkable seasons in recent college football history, positioning himself as a leading Heisman Trophy candidate.
It's not often the Ohio State Buckeyes lose a recruit, but crazier things have happened on the recruiting trail. This one also makes sense when you look at the grand scheme of things, though.
With Week 11 of the college football season upon us, it officially marks the first release of the College Football Playoff rankings. There are just four Power 4 teams that remain undefeated, which means the battle for the No.
The Ohio State Buckeyes dominated once again in Week 10 of the 2025 college football season, defeating the Penn State Nittany Lions (3-5) at home by a score of 38-14.
Ohio State secured nearly all the first-place votes to emerge once again as the No. 1 team in the college football rankings, but one College GameDay host thinks the reigning national champions might be a little overrated.
Unsurprisingly, Desmond Howard threw shade at Ohio State during this Saturday's episode of "College GameDay." Howard, a Heisman Trophy winner and Michigan legend, is no stranger to taking shots at Ohio State.
Urban Meyer is one of the few coaches who has taken multiple storied football programs to national title victories. With three such programs currently seeking a new head coach - including his old Florida stomping grounds - Meyer addressed if he has any real interest in returning to coaching to join one of them.
Robert Griffin III of FOX Sports has a new team atop his college football rankings. After Week 9, Griffin released his updated Top 12 teams. Unlike virtually all of the other polls or rankings, Griffin doesn't have Ohio State atop his list.
A tough week for the Ohio State football program got even tougher with the recent passing of one of the school's former standout players — who also happens to be the father of a current Buckeyes quarterback.