The Ohio State Buckeyes are solely focused on capturing their second straight national championship in the College Football Playoff after a heartbreaking loss to the Indiana Hoosiers in the Big Ten title game.
Coming off their close Big Ten Championship Game loss against the Indiana Hoosiers Saturday, Ohio State achieved a great off-the-field feat. After the viewing numbers rolled in for the No.
The final score doesn’t tell the story of the game — Ohio State battled to the end against No. 13 Illinois, making it a one-possession game with just over one minute to go before falling 88-80.
When it comes to NFL wide receivers, no one can match the kind of output that the Ohio State pipeline has delivered to the pros in recent years. So, it’s no surprise that one of the many former Buckeyes-turned-NFL superstars is currently the lead vote-getter for the 2026 Pro Bowl.
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.
Last week was a real whirlwind for the Ohio State Buckeyes with everything that went on, including a 13-10 loss to the Indiana Hoosiers in the Big Ten Championship.
Ryan Day is looking to lead the Ohio State Buckeyes to their second straight national title. Ohio State is entering the College Football Playoff as the No.
Jeremiah Smith is currently playing in his second season with the Ohio State Buckeyes. Smith committed to Ohio State as one of the top prospects in the program and backed up his rating, leading the Buckeyes to a national title during his freshman season.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are just games away from potentially repeating as national champions. After taking home the title back in 2024, they were slotted as the No.
It's hard to imagine that a team with just one loss to the undefeated BIG10 champions can have a hard schedule in the postseason. Ohio State was probably the best eighth seed in sports history last year.
Ryan Day was excited about Ohio State’s No. 2 seeding in the College Football Playoff, stating the committee likely appreciated their battle into the fourth quarter in the Big Ten Championship in addition to their previously undefeated season.
The Ohio State Buckeyes put together two drives of at least 12 plays while trailing Indiana 13–10, hoping to rally for a win. Both drives covered at least 70 yards, yet the Buckeyes came away with zero points.
Now with that disappointing Big Ten Championship loss to the Indiana Hoosiers in the rearview mirror, the Ohio State Buckeyes shift their focus to the College Football Playoff.
Ohio State’s offensive struggles cost the Buckeyes the Big Ten Championship, and Ryan Day confirmed offensive coordinator Brian Hartline was at the helm — even after accepting the head coaching job at South Florida last week.
The final College Football Playoff rankings were announced Sunday morning, and with Ohio State landing the No. 2 seed, the Buckeyes have a chance to redeem themselves.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy recorded a video Saturday night that started as a defense of Michigan's 9-3 season and turned into a full attack on Ohio State.
Poor Red Zone play and special teams doom Ohio State in a 13-10 repeat Ohio State started the game strong on defense, forcing Indiana to punt on their first possession thanks to a Caden Curry sack on third down.
Ohio State saw its Big 10 Championship hopes veer wide left of the goalposts Saturday against Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind. The No.
No. 1 vs. No. 2. Usually, that designation is reserved for a national championship game, but this year that honor goes to the Big Ten title bout as Ohio State and Indiana face off to determine who will be the last undefeated team in college football.
Brian Hartline finally has an opportunity to be a head coach. The long-time Ohio State wide receivers coach and current co-Offensive Coordinator was recently hired to take over the South Florida program.