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.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith admitted he was the victim of tampering during the offseason when a team tried to lure him away even though he never entered the transfer portal.
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 spring window for the Ohio State Buckeyes opened a couple of weeks ago, and some of the additions for the team have been turning heads. The transfer portal was an interesting time for the Buckeyes as they saw many scholarship players leave the program, while also bringing in a haul of guys that will make an impact immediately.
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 is no stranger to NFL Draft turnover. Every year, the Buckeyes reload, plug in new talent, and move forward. But this cycle may be a little different.
The Tennessee Vols and the Ohio State Buckeyes are battling it out for 2027 five-star running back David Gabriel Georges. Gabriel Georges, 6-foot/205 pounds from Chattanooga, TN (he’s originally from Canada), is rated in 247Sports’ composite rankings as the No.
Ohio State matched its program record with 14 draft picks in 2025, and while reaching that number again in 2026 will be a challenge, the Buckeyes are positioned to come close.
For Matt Patricia, the decision came down to more than football. “Ohio State is such a special place,” Patricia told reporters. “Not only just the history and the tradition, the football program, the school, but the people that are here.” That connection made the choice clear, even with other opportunities on the table.
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.
It felt like a holiday again in Columbus. Seventeen Ohio State players worked out in front of NFL decision-makers, but as always, some of the most meaningful movement happened away from the spotlight.
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
Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Carnell Tate says the 40-yard dash carries too much weight, but do the numbers support his claim?
Arvell Reese's bend needs work, but that shouldn't prevent him from being a top-10 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
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.
Ohio State’s Pro Day wasn’t just about draft prospects. It was a reflection of a program built to consistently produce NFL-ready talent. Head coach Ryan
The Ohio State Buckeyes have already started to hit the ground running in spring practice. Recently-hired offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, who succeeded Brain Hartline, has begun to grow famiiliar and has taken a liking to his receiver room.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are in their second week of spring practice and on Wednesday they’ll be running their pro day in front of plenty of NFL decision makers.
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.
After Ohio State slipped behind Indiana in the race for the national title, the Buckeyes are spending the offseason making up ground. Recruiting is the key to the season ahead and Ohio State is making major waves so far in recruiting.
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.
Jalen Rose is doing some dancing on the grave of Ohio State basketball. Ohio State’s NCAA Tournament hopes came to an end on Thursday with a Round of 64 loss to TCU in their 8-9 game.
New offensive coordinator Arthur Smith was a big-time hire for the Ohio State Buckeyes as they looked to replace Brian Hartline, now the head coach at USF.
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