Tennessee's victory over UConn wasn’t just a historic win but a resounding wake-up call for a team that has spent much of the season coasting through conference play.
For Ohio State fans, players and coaches, the annual showdown against Michigan is more than just a game — it’s a cultural event and a measuring stick, and for the winner, a chance to declare supremacy.
No. 3 Texas might have a little extra pressure on it this week after quarterback Quinn Ewers tweaked his ankle during the Longhorns' 31-14 win against Kentucky on Saturday.
Ohio State fans received good news with the announcement that standout freshman receiver Jeremiah Smith would be available for Saturday’s home game against No. 5 Indiana (10-0). But the excitement was short-lived as the Buckeyes faced a devastating setback.
No other team has faced the gauntlet of tests No. 2 Ohio State has this season. On Saturday at home, the Buckeyes will face their third top-five opponent, taking on unbeaten Indiana (10-0) in possibly the biggest football game in Hoosiers history.
Manning will get a turn as QB1 for Texas. Will he seize the opportunity and create a difficult decision for head coach Steve Sarkisian upon Quinn Ewers return to health?
Two weeks into the college football season, the Big Ten is already stirring up some chaos and leaving fans’ fantasy predictions in shambles.
A humbling defeat at the hands of Texas has left Michigan's biggest issues exposed.
Texas sophomore quarterback Arch Manning might see more playing time than anticipated this season.
Coming into the season as the No. 2 team in the nation behind Georgia, and the top program in the Big Ten Conference, Ohio State football is projected to be one of the best teams on the field this season. Here are two keys to meeting expectations in 2024.