The Ohio State Buckeyes and the hockey world at large lost a great one this week as goalie Sean Romeo passed away. He was 31 years old. Romeo suffered a stroke on October 15 and passed away due to complications of the condition this past Monday.
Former Ohio State University goaltender Sean Romeo has passed away at the age of 31.
As the Ohio State Buckeyes prepare to play without star quarterback Julian Sayin for what could be the remainder of the season, more will be expected from
Ohio State beat Indiana 19-15, but Ryan Day’s problems are far from over. With Julian Sayin injured and USC looming, the No. 2 Buckeyes still don’t have a publicly confirmed starting quarterback.
Oregon’s national championship hopes took perhaps their final blow on Saturday with the Ducks’ 21-10 loss at Illinois (4-3, 2-2 Big Ten). On Sunday, coach Dan Lanning dismissed offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer in the fallout of another stagnant performance.
Ohio State fans would probably prefer a straight answer about who will start at quarterback against USC on Saturday. Instead, head coach Ryan Day is keeping his options open, and there may be a good reason for that.
Ryan Day has a quarterback problem, and Ohio State’s championship hopes could depend on how quickly he solves it. Julian Sayin’s injury against Indiana has left the Buckeyes choosing between Luke Fahey and Tavien St.
Ohio State's playoff path changed when Julian Sayin went out. They're 6-1 (one point loss at Texas) and now have to try and keep their season on track without their starting QB.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are moving up the AP rankings during their bye week ahead of returning to action against USC. The Ohio State Buckeyes had a much-needed bye week in Week 8 of the college football season.
Halloween is supposed to be about costumes, candy and a few well-timed scares. For Ohio State, October 31 could bring all three — at least in the football sense.
By 2018, Urban Meyer had turned Ohio State into a college football powerhouse, with championship expectations and double-digit-win seasons becoming the norm.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are winding down a chaotic bye week, thanks in large part to Ryan Day's announcement concerning quarterback Julian Sayin's indefinite elbow injury and whether Luke Fahey or Tavien St.
Julian Sayin is out, and Ohio State is leaning on Luke Fahey, a freshman who went 0-for-2 against the Hoosiers. Sayin hurt his right arm in the fourth quarter of the 19-15 win at Indiana, and Ryan Day now says he is out indefinitely.
College football talking head Josh Pate delivered his take on how he thinks the rest of the season will go for Ohio State following the Julian Sayin injury.
The 2027 NFL Draft is still months away, but you'd never know it by the buzz that's going around the NFL about which of the current college players will get scooped up by teams that are already pretty much done for the 2026-27 season.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have suffered a massive injury blow at a critical time in their 2026 season.
With starting quarterback Julian Sayin out for the year, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has passed the reins of the team to true freshman Luke Fahey. The decision has raised an eyebrow from Day’s predecessor and former boss, Urban Meyer.
Former Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Terry McLaurin was carted off with a left knee injury in the first quarter of the Washington Commanders’ 23-17 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night.
Week 7 reminded everyone why college football is so much fun to follow.
The College Football Playoff is moving toward a 24-team setup. The college football postseason, which started with four teams, before moving to 12 teams three years ago, is now going to head to a 24-team setup, starting with the 2027 college football season.
On Saturday, No. 4 Ohio State went up against No. 5 Indiana and won 19-15. However, the Buckeyes lost their starting quarterback, Julian Sayin, in the process.
The Oregon State Beavers have a star on their hands in freshman wide receiver Jesse Legree.
LeSean McCoy is not holding back. The former Pitt Panthers and Philadelphia Eagles star has seen some great wide receivers in his time in the game. And he loves Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have a long history of recruiting, developing and sending outstanding wide receivers to the NFL. There's a reason that Ohio State is often referred to as "Wide Receiver University," and that is likely to remain the case for quite some time.
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