Ryan Day joined Big Noon Kickoff to rave about Justin Fields' offseason growth while citing Wyatt Davis practiced Friday and Shaun Wade is "on the way."
Justin Fields believes this Ohio State season would deserve a “30 for 30” documentary if Ohio State can achieve all its goals and win a national championship.
Tyvis and Jason celebrate a week that came up Buckeyes, the love Ryan Day's team has for its coach, a blood feud with LeBron James, and Cardale Jones with a paintball gun.
The week's Friday Night Lights spotlight turns to Andre Turrentine as we will get to see up close how the future Buckeye defensive back is used all over the field.
Justin Fields says he never considered opting out as he remained hopeful he'd get a chance to play this fall and “show the world what I can do and what I’ve improved on.”
Ryan Day and Justin Fields say Ohio State's young wide receivers are as good as they've ever seen, and the coach sees them factoring into a “really strong passing attack.”
OSU, even with a truncated season, should be able to get into the College Football Playoff. There's probably a good mathematical formula to figure out the odds. This isn't it.
Ohio State's chances of making the College Football Playoff could rely on going 9-0, as even one loss could derail the Buckeyes' playoff hopes with the Big Ten's shorter schedule.
Shaun Wade will return to Ohio State to play this fall, opting back into the 2020 season after announcing earlier this week he would begin preparing for the 2021 NFL draft.
The dead period extension through December could impact Emeka Egbuka's decision timeline, Tywone Malone sets his commit date and Will Johnson releases his top 10.
Ryan Day shares his excitement for the season, gives positional updates, talks potentially losing players to positive tests and Justin Fields' "unfinished business."
Ohio State could face a stiffer challenge in preparing for Michigan quarterback Joe Milton, who brings a strong arm and running ability to his new role as the Wolverines' starter.
