Getting Tristan Leigh on campus for the Buckeye Bash is imperative for Ohio State as it makes a push for a come-from-behind win for the “rare” five-star talent.
Quincy Avery puts Dwayne Haskins' "struggles" in context with other NFL QBs, the Bengals and Browns will have fans in the stands, Sevyn Banks is mic'd up, and more.
Ohio State is out of the race for Tywone Malone, the nation's No. 55 overall player and No. 5 DT, who cut the Buckeyes from the list of schools he is considering.
Ohio State remains in the pole position for five-star defensive end J.T. Tuimoloau, and Blake Miller continues to be in wait-and-see mode while focusing on areas of improving.
Ryan Day likes what he's seen from the Buckeyes and their freshman quarterbacks, and says Ohio State is trying to arrange at-home COVID-19 testing for coaches' families.
Ohio State freshman quarterbacks C.J. Stroud and Jack Miller didn't get the spring and summer they expected, but they're still competing to back up Justin Fields.
Denzel Ward made a game-sealing interception, Dwayne Haskins had his first 300-yard game and first touchdown run and Joe Burrow got his first win in Week 4 of NFL action.
Aidan Leigh has the potential to surpass his brother Tristan Leigh in size and length as his career begins to blossom, and WR target Markus Allen is still dominating.
Ohio State is preparing for the possibility of being without players and coaches if they test positive for COVID-19, but the Buckeyes know they're not alone in facing that...
The visit that cemented Zen Michalski’s decision to join Ohio State was topped off by a High Street visit, a meal at Bareburger and some dessert at Buckeye Donuts.
New commit Zen Michalski showcases athleticism despite a learning curve, Gabe Powers helps Marysville win a conference title and Blake Miller impresses despite a loss.
Zen Michalski gives the Buckeyes a raw, developmental offensive lineman who can play guard or tackle and could still add 35-40 pounds without losing his athleticism.