Indiana handed Ohio State its first loss of the season last year in the Big Ten Championship, when Julian Sayin was sacked five times in the 13-10 defeat.
Ohio State won't have half of its running back tandem for a key Big Ten game against No. 5 Indiana, as Ja'Kobi Jackson has been ruled out.
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Many consider Ohio State’s Julian Sayin one of the premier quarterbacks in college. Now in his junior year, the prodigy has been the catalyst for the Buckeyes’ solid start, with just one loss in five games.
When the 2025 campaign concluded, many expected the Ohio State Buckeyes to maintain Heisman candidate quarterback Julian Sayin. There was no questioning that.
If you’re an Ohio State Buckeyes football fan like I am, then you understand the references I made about the Silver Bullets defense for the Buckeyes back in 1996.
Indiana Hoosiers head coach Curt Cignetti is not one for mincing words.
The Ohio State Buckeyes hosted a 2027 recruit committed elsewhere in the Big Ten over the weekend, and they’ve taken a key step in flipping him. The Ohio
The Ohio State Buckeyes have maintained their standard of excellence in the Big Ten thus far this season, extending their winning streak to four with a 45-16 win against the Maryland Terrapins Saturday afternoon in Columbus, Ohio.
Ohio State is 5-1, unbeaten in the Big Ten, but Ryan Day is running out of time to wait for his starters to get healthy. Six starters missed the Buckeyes’ 45-16 win over Maryland, and with Indiana up next, the mounting injuries are forcing Day to look beyond his usual rotation.
Marvin Harrison's time in Arizona has come to an end, but luckily for him, he is being reunited with a former teammate of his in CJ Stroud in Houston. Stroud and Harrison were one of the most productive duos in college football in 2022 when they played for the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The Buckeyes continued a strong start to the 2026 season, but some of the usual threats in the Big Ten have had their struggles. This has led to one team in particular showing themselves as the biggest threat to Ohio State this season.
The Ohio State Buckeyes were able to knock off the Maryland Terrapins by a score of 45 to 16. Most of this season, the Buckeyes have been able to dominate through the air, but in this game, they had great success on the ground.
Ohio State took down Maryland 45-16 to remain undefeated in Big Ten play. With several key starters sidelined, here's what the game revealed about the Buckeyes heading into one of their biggest conference matchups of the season against Indiana.
Ryan Day had seen enough sloppy play from his special teams unit, and he decided to roll the dice. During Ohio State’s 45-16 victory over Maryland on Saturday, the Buckeyes’ head coach made a call that could have easily backfired.
Ohio State beat Maryland by 29 points, improved to 5-1, and kept its Big Ten record spotless. Still, Ryan Day walked away with plenty to be angry about with turnovers, avoidable penalties, and repeated mental mistakes.
Robert Griffin III has made a serious admission about Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, stating that he could have a better career than the legendary Randy Moss and a few other WRs.
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.
Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith caught eight passes for 164 yards and a touchdown against Texas on Sept. 12, and Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian was still talking about him almost four weeks later.
The Ohio State Buckeyes certainly aren't in a bad position this year, but that doesn't mean there aren't areas of improvement.
The Michigan Wolverines are in a bit of a tailspin.
In Columbus, Marvin Harrison Jr. was never supposed to look ordinary. At Ohio State, he was the cleanest route runner in a receiver room that had spent a decade producing first-rounders, a Biletnikoff winner whose releases and hands made the position look solved.
Jeremiah Smith keeps rewriting the Ohio State Buckeyes’ record book, but the star receiver made clear Saturday that his biggest remaining goal has nothing to do with individual statistics.
Jeremiah Smith added two more Ohio State Buckeyes records to his resume on Saturday, and the star receiver made clear that individual milestones should start catching nationwide attention and recognition.
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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