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 is once again being treated like one of the best teams in college football. But looking at this schedule, are we sure the Buckeyes aren’t being a little overhyped?
Ohio State began its 2026 football camp today. There are 5 key position battles you need to keep an eye on. There is also some Name, Image, and Likeness news, a suspension, and a prospect transferring high schools.
An Ohio State football defender who transferred over from the SEC is clearly already fitting right in with the Buckeyes, and could end up starting as a result.
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.
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.
Ohio State is after a big time 2028 recruit with a father who starred in the NFL. The Buckeyes have now been predicted to land the four-star defender from California.
Ohio State was ranked first in the initial coaches’ football poll. This ranking will probably not last long, as the Buckeyes face a daunting schedule. However, it is a good thing to start at the top in college football.
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.
The college football season is inching closer to fruition, and so is the beginning of another Ohio State football season. The Buckeyes are loaded on both sides of the ball as they attempt to regain momentum and contend for another College Football Playoff and Big Ten title appearance in postseason play, respectively.
Arthur Smith is going to have a lot to work with as he calls plays for the Ohio State Buckeyes in 2026.
Josh Simmons was a star along the offensive line by his second season at Ohio State. Now, entering his second season in the NFL he’s received quite the compliment from his Kansas City Chiefs teammate.
Ohio State has one big question mark to figure out before the season begins. In the end, it could make or break the Buckeyes’ biggest strength. The 2026 college football season is right around the corner for the Ohio State Buckeyes, and fall practice opens this week with several starting lineup spots still to be determined.
Ohio State placed three players on the 2026 Maxwell Award Preseason Watch List, with quarterback Julian Sayin, wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and running back Bo Jackson all earning recognition.
Ohio State’s star wideout Jeremiah Smith sounds like he believes a breakout is coming for one of teammates in Columbus, and it would be a big development for the Buckeyes.
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.
Ohio State has an official uniform sponsor. The Buckeyes announced on Tuesday, July 28 that they are entering a massive agreement with JP Morgan Chase.
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