Ohio State is preparing to welcome 5–5 Rutgers in what will be the Buckeyes’ final test before facing Michigan on the road. One of the biggest concerns heading into the Michigan game — which will likely determine Ohio State’s chance of making the Big Ten Championship — is the status of wide receivers Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate.
There are just two weeks left of the regular season. The shortlists for awards have been coming out left and right. With a plethora of semifinalist lists already dropped, the Bronko Nagurski Trophy finalists have been announced.
With just two regular-season games remaining, the No. 1 ranked Ohio State Buckeyes (10-0) are charging toward the College Football Playoff, and junior safety Caleb Downs continues to be one of the biggest reasons why.
When are the Ohio State Buckeyes going to stop with the positive PR? At this point, it seems like never. On Thursday, Nov. 20, it was announced that defensive tackle Kayden McDonald is one of seven semifinalists for the Outland Trophy.
That fantastic 2024 national championship team for the Ohio State Buckeyes feels like a thing of the past. At least that's what the current team is thinking.
College football is not like the NFL in the sense that teams have to be 100% forthcoming about injuries. With the infiltration of sports betting into every facet of sports media, that seems like it’ll change.
Michigan and Ohio State will renew their rivalry later this month in Ann Arbor. For the second year in a row, oddsmakers are expecting a lopsided affair.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are still undefeated in 2025. The team is absolutely tearing it up week-in and week-out, dominating each non-conference and Big Ten team in their schedule.
On the surface, a four-star recruit choosing the Ohio State Buckeyes over the Wake Forest Demon Deacons would seem like a no-brainer. There's so much that goes into it on the recruiting trail, though, so it's not always a guarantee to go the way of the "better" program.
No. 1 Ohio State continues to roll opponents week in and week out as quarterback Julian Sayin leads the nation in completion percentage. This high level of passing production starts with Sayin’s two superstar wide receivers.
By Terin Frodyma on SwimSwam With many upcoming midseason meets scheduled for this week, three major meets will utilize the new NCAA Championship format in their events.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have been on a serious heater on the recruiting trail, actively flipping commitments away from other programs. Ohio State hosted multiple big-time visitors this past Saturday during its 48–10 win over UCLA.
Ohio State is seemingly on top of the world, with a top-ranked football team in a thriving league. But with the Big Ten's new media rights deal under consideration, the Buckeyes might also be on top financially.
Ohio State rolls on, UC struggles, MACtion is raging on weeknights, and Ohio’s FCS teams fight for their playoff hopes! The Ohio State Buckeyes getting double-digit wins is becoming as routine as Jeremiah Smith making one-handed catches.
In the first quarter, the Buckeye defense forced a quick three-and-out, and the Ohio State offense got a solid drive going. A one-handed catch from Jeremiah Smith highlighted it, but most of that drive was on the ground.
Any time the Ohio State Buckeyes get a night game in The Shoe, it turns into a big recruiting event in Columbus. That was the case on Saturday evening when the Buckeyes handed the UCLA Bruins a 48–10 loss.
Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has been incredible through his first two seasons in college. As a freshman last year, Smith caught 76 passes for 1,315 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Since strutting to the 2024-25 College Football Playoff championship in dominant fashion, Ohio State hasn't relented. Ryan Day's Buckeyes rolled off nine consecutive victories to start this season.
Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky dropped a bomb on the college football world Wednesday that sent Buckeye Nation into a frenzy. Orlovsky, now an ESPN