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.
It’s still tremendously early. The Ohio State Buckeyes have only had three weeks of spring practice as they’ve started preparations for the 2026 college football season.
With the Ohio State Buckeyes back on the football field for a few weeks for spring practice it’s a good time to get a look at the 2026 team. Ohio State has 51 new players and they return some key pieces like QB Julian Sayin and WR Jeremiah Smith.
Day believes that change is necessary, even at the highest level of college football.
For Anthony Thompson, this stage has always felt familiar. He just hadn’t stepped onto it yet. The five-star Ohio State signee grew up watching the McDonald’s All-American Game, picturing what it might look like to one day be part of it.
The NFL Draft is just a few weeks away.
Spring training is well under way for the Ohio State Buckeyes as head coach Ryan Day figures out what kind of talent is on the roster this season. It’s a chance for new players to show off what they have, and for returners to show they’re ready to make the next leap.
Amare Bynum announced he will return to Ohio State for his sophomore season, giving the Buckeyes a key piece moving forward following Devin Royal’s decision to enter the transfer portal.
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?
With Ohio State basketball’s season over and the transfer portal around the corner, the Buckeyes are going to have a busy month ahead. The moves started
The Ohio State Buckeyes men’s basketball team was hit with some negative news regarding the upcoming transfer portal, but it wasn’t totally unexpected.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have 51 new players incoming between the transfer portal additions and the freshman class. When it comes to freshmen expected to
Multiple reports have surfaced that Ohio State forward Devin Royal is expected to enter the transfer portal when it opens in April, though he has not publicly confirmed that decision.
Jeremiah Smith never seriously entertained the idea of leaving Ohio State, even though he had plenty of interest. “I knew especially at the end of that game that a certain program was going to come at me very hard,” Smith said.
Three years into the program, Garrett Stover is starting to look exactly like what Ohio State wants at linebacker. And more importantly, he’s starting to sound like it too.
Jeremiah Smith, a wide receiver for the Ohio State Buckeyes, is considered one of the best players in the country. He earned the title of freshman All-American in 2024 and was named a unanimous All-American in 2025.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are still fighting to turn the corner, but seem one step closer In their last five games before their NCAA Tournament game, it looked like the Buckeyes might have had a turning point as a program.
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 Buckeyes defensive back Caleb Downs is considered the top safety and a top-10 prospect in the 2026 NFL Draft. The former five-star recruit had a successful three-year college football career, playing for Alabama in 2023 and Ohio State from 2024 to 2025.
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
Former Ohio State football star Kirk Barton officially pled guilty in court on Wednesday afternoon, March 25. Barton, 25, was involved in a fatal car accident last summer.
A fitting way to end an incredible season. Thanks to a late goal from senior Claire Enright, the Wisconsin Badgers beat the Ohio State Buckeyes, 3-2, to win the 2026 NCAA Women’s D-I Championship.
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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