Ohio State’s third day of fall camp brought a different look—Legend Bey was able to participate, players wore pads for the first time and practice was noticeably chippier throughout.
Penn State RB James Peoples didn’t hold back on his plans for Ohio State in 2026. The Ohio State Buckeyes have started fall camp as they ramp up for the
Ohio State will be relying on a handful of upperclassmen this season to get the job done, but it will also have a few true freshmen who could be looking to make an immediate impact.
Chris Vargas, the top quarterback recruit in the class of 2028, has made his college decision. Vargas has committed to the Ohio State Buckeyes, he announced Saturday.
Four-star quarterback Christopher Vargas, the top-ranked pocket passer in the 2028 cycle, committed to Ohio State on Saturday.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have landed their quarterback of the future by the way of a player that could end up the face of the program. The Ohio State Buckeyes have landed the top quarterback in the 2028 recruiting class. 5-star quarterback Christopher Vargas, the No.
Ohio State completed its first two days of fall camp on Thursday and Friday, and there was a significant development regarding the offense. Initially, it was expected that Bo Jackson would be the starting running back following his impressive performance last season.
With those high expectations in mind, he had a relatively long list of concerns after coming off the practice field Thursday for the first time this preseason.
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Ohio State kicked off its fall camp on Thursday, and a lot of the talk was about how the offensive line looked. The Buckeyes are returning Austin Siereveld, Carson Hinzman, Luke Montgomery and Phillip Daniels, who started on the offensive line last season.
Ohio State football wrapped up its first day of training camp Thursday. Aside from a minor surprise—Legend Bey not participating because of a violation of team rules—most of what unfolded was expected.
This year’s Ohio State side has talent in abundance, with a number of returning players and a healthy mix of eager freshmen, led by wide receiver Chris Henry Jr.
Fall camp is officially here for the Ohio State Buckeyes, which of course means the football season is right around the corner. Every player on the roster will have plenty of work to do before the season starts to get ready, but there are a handful of players who fans will be keeping a much closer eye on to see how they look for the year.
Jett Harrison is only 16 years old, but he's already facing some major expectations as a wide receiver prospect.
Chris Henry Jr. and Brock Boyd have been the two Ohio State freshman talked about the most. However, another newcomer for the Buckeyes could be a legit starter in Week 1 latest noise suggests.
With a month until Ohio State’s football season gets underway, excitement is building with a roster, again, loaded with talent. That is heavily reflected in the Buckeyes being ranked No.1 in the preseason coaches poll ahead of the new campaign, ahead of Oregon and Georgia.
Big Commitment on Saturday in College Football as quarterback Christopher Vargas will make his college choice. Vargas has visited Ohio State twice, and the Buckeyes are hopeful that the hot quarterback will pick them.
Arthur Smith is going to have a lot to work with as he calls plays for the Ohio State Buckeyes in 2026.
Sayin, a projected NFL first-round pick, struggled under pressure and in collapsed pockets, but he still showed flashes of great talent when given enough time and room to operate.
Michigan Wolverines head football coach Kyle Whittingham and Urban Meyer know each other very well.
As wide receiver Jeremiah Smith heads into his third (and presumably last) season with the Ohio State Buckeyes, there continue to be rumors that the future NFL wideout showed great loyalty to the team by turning down a lucrative offer to transfer.
Jeremiah Smith has a chance to be one of the best college wide receivers of all-time when all is said and done.
Jeremiah Smith is going to make a lot of money in the NFL one day, but he's already made a pretty penny as one of the top wide receivers in the country for the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Every program is looking for additional revenue in a post-House vs. NCAA settlement landscape.
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