Ohio State was against postponing the fall season, with Gene Smith and Kristina Johnson "totally aligned" in their efforts to delay the start instead of postponing.
The Big Ten's decision to postpone the fall football season did not go over well with the Buckeyes, who took to social media to express their disappointment.
There is a way forward for college football, even for college football in 2020. But this week on the Dubcast we posit that a lack of leadership is failing athletes.
Many Ohio State players tweeted Monday about how hard they worked to prepare for the 2020 season, which would make no football this fall a tough verdict to accept.
The #WeWantToPlay push might have actually worked, Jonathon Cooper's leadership is unparalleled, Ryan Day says OSU could go outside the B1G if the season is canceled, and more.
Ohio State commits and targets have joined the #WeWantToPlay movement started by college football players, and the Buckeyes offer 2022 OL Gunner Givens.
Ohio State would not be among the schools voting to cancel the Big Ten fall football season, though no Monday vote is expected, according to multiple reports.
Ryan Day tweeted that he is “swinging as hard as we possibly can right now for these players” as the Ohio State football program fights to keep its 2020 season alive.
Remembering the time there were talks of canceling the 1918 college football season amid concerns that collegiate sports took away from wartime efforts.
Michael Redd encouraged Ohio State graduates to “run towards the challenge” and “never be afraid of failure” during his speech at Sunday's summer commencement.
Fall football almost certainly won't happen, nobody knows what's next, programs are just supposed to go light in practice until decisions are finalized, and more.
Justin Fields, Trevor Lawrence and other players from around the Power 5 call for a college football players' union and the chance to play this season in a social media graphic.
Justin Fields, Chris Olave, Thayer Munford and other Ohio State football players took to Twitter on Sunday night to share their desire to play football this fall.
Big Ten presidents are “ready to pull the plug on its fall sports” and an emergency meeting among Power 5 commissioners was held Sunday, according to an ESPN report.
Paul Alexander, the Cincinnati Bengals' OL coach for 23 years, believes Donovan Jackson will be “a special player” after a training session with the Ohio State commit.