In an incredibly magnanimous display of generosity, the Michigan Wolverines graciously lost to Penn State, giving the Nittany Lions their first win of the season.
Five-star targets Tristan Leigh and Jaheim Singletary have set commitment dates, Malaki Hamrick has OSU in his top five and Jyaire Brown accepts an All-America Game bid.
Texas has its sights set on Urban Meyer, Paul Finebaum stumps for the Buckeyes in the College Football Playoff conversation, Musa Jallow is injured again, and more.
Kyle McCord and Marvin Harrison Jr. won their third straight state championship this weekend while Jakailin Johnson and Dasan McCullough fell short in state title games.
Five Things is here to express gratitude and is hellbent on not using 2020's version of the C-Word, even in the face of a canceled game putting Ohio State's season the brink.
There are several overlooked but important milestones Ohio State is still hoping to be able to reach in a 2020 season that is now up in the air due to COVID-19.
Gene Smith said Ohio State's primary focus is to try to give the Buckeyes “a chance to compete next weekend,” though that will depend on the team's COVID-19 positivity rate.
Ohio State began seeing a rise in COVID-19 cases on Wednesday before ultimately canceling the Illinois game on Friday night due to a concerning positivity rate.
Gene Smith says he hasn't given any thought to potentially changing the Big Ten's six-game requirement or 21-day absence protocol, but didn't rule out future conversations.
