The college basketball season wrapped up on Monday night with Michigan celebrating its victory by cutting down the nets. Now, it's time to shift our focus to what next season has in store.
Ohio State has proven it can get back to where it needs to be. Now is the time to make it a reality. It didn’t end the way head coach Jake Diebler wanted, but with the transfer portal heating up, it’s time for him to find the right pieces to the jigsaw that can make the Buckeyes a true contender for the national championship.
Halfway through spring practice, Ryan Day is not ready to lock anything in. But he is starting to see who is showing up. Asked to identify players who have been consistent through nine practices, Day smiled before offering a cautious answer.
Devin Royal was the first Buckeye who decided to transfer away and the Columbus native looks to be heading to a major college program for his final season.
Ohio State football will have two starting offensive linemen sidelined for the remainder of the spring in a new development revealed by Ryan Day. Not the injury news the Buckeyes needed.
Ohio State was in contention for one of the best offensive tackles in the country, until they weren’t. The Buckeyes fell out of the race for a five-star player, and now must turn elsewhere.
I’m sitting here inside Lucas Oil Stadium, in the heart of Big Ten country, watching Illinois take on UConn…with Michigan and Arizona set to take the same floor later.
Spring practice has brought a different kind of challenge for Carson Hinzman. Not necessarily on the field. But in the locker room. With roster turnover reshaping much of the program, Hinzman admitted even he has had moments trying to keep up.
Indianapolis was a stop along the way. Not the destination. The West pulled away for a 110–93 win in Friday’s Reese’s College All-Star Game, as Corey Stephenson was named East MVP and Rafael Castro led the West’s balanced effort.
Ohio State's basketball season wrapped up a little over two weeks ago with its loss to TCU in the first round of the tournament. Although the Buckeyes didn’t win a postseason game this year, it was great to see them make it back to the Big Dance for the first time since 2022.
The Buckeyes were in the mix to land a key 2026 pass rusher but he’s decided to commit to a rival Big Ten team over Ohio State, amongst other programs.
The bad news doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon for the Ohio State University. Its president, Ted Carter, resigned over an inappropriate relationship at the start of March.
The 2026 McDonald's All-American game took place on Tuesday night, and surprisingly, an Ohio State commitment was showcased. While the Buckeyes are typically recognized for their elite recruits on the football field, this time they are set to bring in one of the top freshmen in basketball: forward Anthony Thompson.
Ryan Day paused for a moment, not because he didn’t have an answer, but because what he was about to say reflected a lot about where college football is right now.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are widely debated as “Wide Receiver University,” mainly due to their track record of producing some of the NFL’s best receiving threats.
Being 6-foot-10, I’ve always had a natural curiosity about players who somehow still make me look up. Olivier Rioux is one of them. I’ve had the chance to speak with him at each of the last two NCAA Tournaments, and what stands out isn’t just the size, it’s the steady growth.
There are prospects who fit systems. And then there are prospects who become the system. Caleb Downs is firmly in the second category. The reigning Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, Jim Thorpe Award winner, and Lott Trophy recipient has made one thing clear throughout the draft process: his value isn’t tied to position.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have been notorious for producing some of the NFL’s most premier offensive talents over the years, but they do so on defense as well.
Day believes that change is necessary, even at the highest level of college football.
The NFL Draft is just a few weeks away.
How many Ohio State Buckeyes will hear their name called during the 2026 NFL Draft (scheduled April 23-25 in Pittsburgh)? Better yet, how many will go in the top 10?
Miami-native Jeremiah Smith had a tough decision this offseason. Smith’s 1,243 receiving yards, 87 catches, and 12 touchdowns would’ve formed a lethal one-two punch alongside Malachi Toney, giving a Miami team still stinging from a National Championship loss more firepower to finish the job.
Ohio State S Caleb Downs was in the headlines during the Scouting Combine as rumors surfaced that he had a potentially degenerative ACL along with a partially
Tell me if you’ve heard this before: Ohio State and Wisconsin will be playing for the NCAA Women’s D-I National Championship. After picking up wins in their respective semifinals on the first day of the Women’s Frozen Four, the Badgers and Buckeyes will meet up for all the marbles.
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