Ohio State Buckeyes fans will be sitting on their couches, enjoying wings and, potentially, a cold beverage, to watch the opening weekend of the College Football Playoffs without the stress of their team playing.
An eye-catching, young defensive star has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal. and the Ohio State Buckeyes are more than likely going to be keeping an eye on him.
The 2025 College Football Playoff will begin Friday. The No. 2 seed Ohio State Buckeyes (12-1) are aiming to defend their title and become the first team to win consecutive championships since the Georgia Bulldogs achieved the feat in 2021 and 2022.
As the defending College Football Playoff Champions Ohio State Buckeyes get set to undertake the pursuit of their first national back-to-back titles in school history, they have a little celebrating to do.
It's not even the College Football Playoffs yet, and the Ohio State Buckeyes are still having to deal with a headache to start things out. The Buckeyes
There's only so much winning a head coach can do. Ohio State head coach Ryan Day had only beaten Michigan once in his tenure as head coach. The Buckeyes dominated Michigan in The Game this season.
Earlier this year, we learned that Columbus was getting their own United Football League team in a major reshuffling of its eight-team league. The team was dubbed the Aviators, and they now have a head coach for the 2026 season, as former Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are currently preparing for a matchup in the College Football Playoffs in the coming weeks. The team, following a 12-1 season and No.
The chaotic recruitment saga of Legend Bey appears to have reached its conclusion after a series of back-and-forth commitments. The official destination for the four-star recruit will be Columbus, Ohio.
The Ohio State Buckeyes like every other team will have to maneuver everything that comes with the transfer portal when it opens up in early January. Ohio State hopes to still be playing in the College Football Playoff when the portal opens up on Jan.
The Ohio State Buckeyes suffered a big loss a couple of weeks ago when offensive coordinator Brian Hartline decided to move on to his first head coaching job at South Florida. Hartline will remain with Ohio State through their College Football Playoff, and then it’s on to running his own program at USF.
One of the biggest challenges of coaching at a big-time college football program is that no matter how successful you are, there are always going to be some fans who want you fired -- or at least have some complaints.
Julian Sayin is looking to lead the Ohio State Buckeyes to the national title alongside several other stars like wide receiver Jeremiah Smith. Ohio State heads into the College Football Playoff with one of the best rosters in the country, starring Sayin and Smith along with Carnell Tate, Caleb Downs and Arvell Reese.
The 2026 NFL Draft cycle is close to starting, and everyone is beginning to familiarize themselves with the top prospects. One prospect who will be one of the most widely recognized as a top player in the class is the uber-talented safety Caleb Downs from Ohio State.
The college football season is longer than ever and the Ohio State Buckeyes try to counter that with their pace of play on offense. Ohio State feels the fewer snaps they get off, the less wear and tear that their offense takes. If all goes to plan for the Buckeyes, they’ll play a 16-game season this year.
Jeremiah Smith and the Ohio State Buckeyes are back in the College Football Playoff. Smith led the Buckeyes in receiving a season ago when they went all the way and won the national title.
The Associated Press have released their 101st All-America Team. Since 1925, the AP have named the 27 best players in the country and this season has Ohio State Buckeyes everywhere.
The Ohio State Buckeyes find themselves in a familiar yet precarious position as they prepare for the College Football Playoff (CFP). After a stellar 12-0
The Ohio State Buckeyes are one of the top teams in college football as they enter the 2025 College Football Playoff as the defending champions and are the second seed.