All 10 of Ohio State’s assistant coaches, James Laurinaitis and Mark Pantoni met with the media Wednesday and we rounded up some of the most notable things they said.
16 hours ago by Dan Hope, Griffin Strom, Garrick Hodge and Chase Brown
Ryan Day spoke with officials following the non-targeting call that knocked Marvin Harrison Jr. out of the Peach Bowl and said “I completely disagree” with their explanations.
On a quiet National Signing Day for the Buckeye football program, Ryan Day, Jim Knowles and Brian Hartline took to the airwaves to discuss Ohio State's plans for the offseason.
Prior to the Peach Bowl, the Buckeye offense appeared hesitant to be the best version of itself. The key to continuing how it played in Atlanta is letting go of the past.
We discuss the impact of James Laurinaitis’ return, the state of Ohio State basketball after a 2-7 January and the addition of transfer cornerback Davison Igbinosun.
Ryan Day will let Brian Hartline call plays on offense during the spring, expects a "heck of a competition" at quarterback and is optimistic about the future of NIL at OSU.
Bruce Thornton says he started doubting himself amid individual and team struggles in January, but that hasn't stopped him from growing as a leader throughout the process.
The Buckeyes are filling gaps with the transfer portal, Dawand Jones is an enormous human and Ohio State football's attendance increased from 2021 to 2022.
Ohio 2025 linebacker Dante McClellan is a prospect rising fast on Ohio State's boards and four-star 2025 RB Gideon Davidson will camp with OSU this summer.
Brice Sensabaugh "would be lying" if he said he wasn't hearing chatter about a potential NBA future, but is more focused on helping OSU turn things around.
From his record-setting weigh-in to dominant one-on-one reps on the first day of practice, Dawand Jones is making a big early impression at the Senior Bowl.
Ohio State lands the top remaining player in the transfer portal as former Ole Miss cornerback Davison Igbinosun announces his commitment to the Buckeyes.
Former Buckeye and current Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward was named to the Pro Bowl Games, replacing Chris Jones of the Kansas City Chiefs.
